"We are working towards, making progress and we are having discussions. So I hope that everyone can look forward to news in the time to come," says the MMORPG's director and producer.
Though it's yet to be officially announced by Square Enix, the mobile port will seemingly be called Final Fantasy 14: Crystal World.
Square Enix is collaborating with Tencent for the development of a mobile port of the MMORPG, it's been claimed.
Producer and director Naoki Yoshida also thanks players for their "patience and cooperation in dealing with server congestion".
Issues like the Xbox version becoming unresponsive, animation bugs and problems with certain activities are a "high priority."
Pre-orders on consoles and PC can now access the acclaimed MMO's latest expansion and venture to Tural, a new continent.
The New World beckons in Final Fantasy 14's newest expansion. Here's what you should know before it launches on July 2nd worldwide.
July sees the cadence of game releases picking up, with eagerly-awaited sequels, expansions and indie titles for all players.
Early access for the expansion goes live on June 28th, 2 AM PDT, for pre-orders, with its worldwide launch set for July 2nd.
Producer and director Naoki Yoshida has offered a lengthy explanation of why characters have "lifeless eyes" (among other issues) in the Final Fantasy 14: Dawntrail benchmark software.
PC players can now check how well their rig can handle Final Fantasy 14: Dawntrail's graphical upgrades.
Reports have previously claimed that a remake of the beloved PS1 RPG is currently in development at Square Enix.
It's playable until May 8th and sees players partnering with Clive Rosfield against Ifrit, obtaining his outfit and other rewards.
It includes a Wind-Up Garnet Minion, a mount based on the Ark Eidolon and a Chocobo Brush for the Pictomancer Job for $59.99.
Pre-orders start on March 26th and include a Wind-Up Zidane Minion and Azeyma's Earrings, which grant increased XP from levels 1 to 90.
Final Fantasy 16 producer Naoki Yoshida teases an imminent panel at PAX East with the "director/producer" of the MMORPG.
Open beta players can carry over their progression into the game, though you must be subscribed to Game Pass to play online.
The MMORPG will require a Game Pass subscription on Xbox, though it doesn't require a PS Plus subscription on PlayStation.
All the hefty contents of the game's free trial version will be included. An end date for the beta hasn't yet been determined.
Final Fantasy 16's producer, Naoki Yoshida, believes that a new generation should take on the challenges of making the next mainline title.
