This week is an incredibly busy one for new releases, so, for our own sanity more than anything else, we have collected today’s flood of launch trailers into this single article. Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy XV: Episode Ardyn, Grimshade, Trails of Cold Steel, Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists, Outward, Path of Exile, The Princess Guide, and Seven: Enhanced Edition are all out now.
Square Enix has released the prologue animation for Final Fantasy XV’s Episode Ardyn. There is also a release date and some new details for the game’s final DLC, as well as news of a book that may cover those pieces cancelled late last year.
The final addition to Final Fantasy XV is approaching with Episode Ardyn coming in March. Before then, however, there is time for a prologue animation, and a teaser for said animation.
The latest update to Final Fantasy XV has arrived. In addition to the release of a crossover quest with Final Fantasy XIV, the standalone version of Comrades is available on PS4 and Xbox One.
Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata has revealed the name of his new development studio. JP Games will officially launch in January.
A whirlwind of events culminates in a bunch of cancelled DLC plans for Final Fantasy XV. The includes the game director’s exit from the company alongside refocusing the development studio.
In RPGs, there are often two distinct yet important parts: a story to entertain and gameplay mechanics to engage the player. Octopath Traveler has Joshua questioning just how much he values those individual parts.
Terra Battle 2 may have shut down this month, but Mistwalker is still working on the Terra Wars spin-off. Offering a reminder of the upcoming title, its protagonist has crossed over into Final Fantasy XV.
Nintendo’s delayed Direct presentation offered up plenty of new titles for 3DS and Switch. Highlights include a new RPG from Game Freak and a lot of Final Fantasy titles.
The Pocket Edition of Final Fantasy XV has made its way to console, creating a slight contradiction. The game is also heading to the Nintendo Switch, which at least fits in some pockets.
July is over so it’s time for the last JRPG July update. This week Final Fantasy XV, Tokyo Xanadu, Zwei, Octopath Traveler, and Radiant Historia get their final due from our writers.
July is passing quickly, so it’s already time for week 3 of #JRPGJuly. Octopath Traveler has enthralled a few of our writers, while Shining Resonance and Radiant Historia captured the others’ attention this week.
It’s time for #JRPGJuly again and the RPGamer staff are back playing a whole host of different games for the occasion. Join in the discussion all month long. So what JRPGs are you playing?
Modding tools are now freely available for Final Fantasy XV’s Windows Edition. At long last, RPGamers can best appreciate the game with its original Cactuar cast.
We already knew that Square Enix was far from finished with Final Fantasy XV, and now have some more details. Four new episodes will arrive in the first half of 2019.
Final Fantasy has its share of spin-offs — rhythm games, trading card games, and even Chocobo racing — but somehow fishing was chosen to use VR to its fullest. That odd choice certainly makes for a unique experience.
The most definitive, until the next DLC arrives anyway, version of Final Fantasy XV is now available. It also marks the first time PC RPGamers are able to head to Eos.
Final Fantasy XV hits the PC very soon and has a long list of new features, plus some bonuses exclusive to certain stores. Pack up the car and get ready for a somewhat new Final Fantasy.
Final Fantasy XV’s Pocket Edition is out now on iOS and Android. Its launch trailer compares various events from the original release with its pocket version.
Final Fantasy XV on the go is soon becoming a reality. The title arrives next month for mobile phones in its entirely re-designed form.
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