Wrapping up with a final event in Frankfurt, Germany, it's time for the last major set of announcements regarding Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood.
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Marking another viable transition from one platform to another, the release of Nights of Azure and Aterlier Sophie were beaten by a single day thanks to the release of Mobius Final Fantasy - a game with no ties to the two aforementioned titles.
Though we can't see it happening just yet, Hajime Tabata is still hopeful that he'll one day be able to bring Final Fantasy XV to the PC.
Set between the next few patches, Final Fantasy XIV fans have more in-game events to pass the time - with one being reserved for those with a certain artistic flair.
While not directly related to a video game, Final Fantasy XIV is technically getting its own TV show in April.
It may not be Final Fantasy XV for whatever reason, but Square Enix is trying to appease the Final Fantasy PC audience in other ways - with a port of the rather impressive looking mobile game Mobius Final Fantasy.
Ahead of tomorrow's massive 3.5 patch update, the finalised changelog for Final Fantasy XIV has gone live.
Following a pattern unearthed by a Reddit user late last night, the trailer for Final Fantasy XIV's upcoming 3.5 patch arrived as the user foretold - 10 days before the update is due to go live.
With the Japanese Final Fantasy 'Fan Festival' behind us, all eyes are now on the final leg of the tour - the Frankfurt event next month. Fans are still scratching their heads over which class will be revealed for Final Fantasy XIV's next expansion, and they're looking for clues in every available place.
While the Stormblood release date was announced and reported just before Christmas, Square Enix have finally shared some hi-resolution screenshots and additional details.
After mentioning the need to look into some kind of 'Level Up Potion', Executive Producer of Final Fantasy XIV - Naoki Yoshida - took to the game's official forums last week to discuss the possibility of offering these services in the near future.
With little space between the Las Vegas and Japanese Final Fantasy 'Fan Festival' events, Naoki "Yoshi-P" Yoshida and Toshio "Foxclon" Murouchi set time aside this morning to announce the changes coming to Final Fantasy XIV in the months leading up to the Stormblood expansion. There's two major patches between now and the expansion, so there's still a lot of content to go.
Just as previously predicted following a well spotted trademark acquisition, Square Enix took to the stage over the weekend to announce the newest expansion for their popular MMORPG - Final Fantasy XIV.
After just 3 days in the field, Final Fantasy XIV's final main-tier raid of the Heavensward expansion has been quelled. Though purposely tuned to be slightly easier than the two tiers before it - thanks to groups either giving up or never clearing the harder skirmishes - the finale to the Alexander 8-man raid didn't survive the week.
Assuming maintenance hasn't been extended, the newest major expansion for Square Enix's huge MMORPG is now live, bringing a new wave of 'x World First Clear' forum posts and Twitter announcements back into the spotlight. Patch 3.4 will, essentially, usher in the start of the main story leading into the expansion expected to be announced next month in Las Vegas. The content update sees the end of the 3-tier raid scenario 'Alexander' with 'The Creator' bringing 4 new bosses in both story and 'Savage' difficulty alongside another side-story monstrosity with Sophia - the second of the Waring Triad pulled from Final Fantasy VI following Sephirot in patch 3.2. Of course, there's 2 new dungeons for players to run for a new kind of currency used to buy the newest gear.
Keen-eyed Square Enix fans have swarmed over the news of the company trademarking the ambiguous title of 'Stormblood' without any clear indication as to what the acquired wording could possibly relate to. Of course, it's possible Stormblood is the title of a yet unannounced video game; but whether it's a brand new title or purely the name given to a DLC pack, or subtitle for a currently established game is also on the table.
The latest free content update to Final Fantasy XIV lands on servers during next Tuesday's routine maintenance - that's September 27th. Patch 3.4 - AKA 'Soul Surrender' - was detailed during the traditional 'Letter from the Producer LIVE' early Saturday morning on the halls of the Tokyo Game Show. With it came a lengthy trailer showcasing additions like player apartments, new dungeons and aquariums used to show off your favorite underwater denizens fished up from around Eorzea to name a few.
Just like Final Fantasy XI before it, Final Fantasy XIV has been out in the open for a while now. The ever expanding MMO is constantly moving forward to keep its player base interested in sticking around and tossing it 9 bucks a month for the pleasure. But what happens to the prospects of growing an audience when anyone interested in joining gets turned off at the though of cramming in the time to catch up with the rest? Chasing after those who've pressed on for years with each major content patch can feel like a chore when you're left alone.
Naoki Yoshida, the producer of Final Fantasy 14, has confirmed the next expansion for the game will be announced in October at Fan Festival (which takes place in Las Vegas). This information was revealed by Japanese website Game Watch (surprisingly, this website has nothing to do with us) in an interview with Yoshida. The interview spoke about upcoming patches to the game, as well as where the story may go now that the Dragonsong War has ended. “I believe that we’ll see the big changes starting with Patch 3.5,” Yoshida said. “Similar to what we had in Patch 2.5 and 2.55, which I believe was a big pivot.” Final Fantasy 14 players shouldn’t expect to leave Ishgard too soon, according to Yoshida, “If anything, I believe they [Ishgard] will be more involved with the Warrior of Light and the Scions, who helped end the war.”
Those anxiously waiting for the final chapter of the Dragonsong War will be pleased to know that it comes out today – Revenge of the Horde. This brand new update brings with it a lot of new content, including: Main Scenario Quests, a new eight-player trial, two new high level dungeons and more. When we said Revenge of the Horde was including a lot of content, we really weren’t joking. Here’s everything you can expect from this massive update: