Square Enix’s Final Fantasy 15 may not be at E3 2015 this year (which we’ll honestly believe when we see it) but there will be an update on the current gen action RPG on June 4th. The publisher has announced the next Active Time Report, scheduled for June 4th, will contain “development updates” on the game and feature director Hajime Tabata and global marketing manager Akio Ofuji. The event will be showcased at 6 AM PDT/9 AM EDT on YouTube and Twitch with subtitles.

As of now, the assumption is that the update will focus on Final Fantasy 15: Episode Duscae 2.0, a revamped version of the demo that released with Final Fantasy Type-0 HD. The new demo would feature a number of improvements to the camera system and overall gameplay with Square Enix confirming an early June release. Perhaps this event is meant to provide more details on the release of the demo?

Stay tuned for more information on Active Time Report’s Final Fantasy 15 update, including how the demo will be made available to PS4 and Xbox One users.

Square Enix’s Final Fantasy 15: Episode Duscae, a demo which was bundled with Final Fantasy Type-0 HD and provided our very first look at the gameplay for the action RPG, will be returning in May. Director Hajime Tabata revealed during the recent Active Time Report that the team will be re-releasing the demo and improving several aspects of the gameplay.

Dubbed Episode Duscae 2.0, the demo will have better camera control, a new form of dodging and a new targeting system. The frame rate will also be optimized to prevent drops but it’s possible that this doesn’t make it into next month’s demo.

This could pretty much explain why Final Fantasy 15 will be skipping E3 2015 since it will be putting most of its effort towards polishing the original demo. Now that Final Fantasy 15 will be seeing its next phase of marketing at Gamescom, it’s more possible than ever that newer aspects of gameplay are revealed in August.

What are your thoughts on Final Fantasy: Episode Duscae 2.0? Let us know in the comments below and stay tuned for more details on how one can access the new demo.