Square Enix's critically acclaimed action RPG retails for $49.99 with the Complete Edition including both expansions for $69.99.
The development team is "checking the situation" with Sony Interactive Entertainment and promises further updates (but no ETA on fixes).
Final Fantasy 16 is finally coming to PC, and there are a few things you should know before purchasing this anticipated title.
However, Final Fantasy 16 and Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster are planned for Microsoft's consoles, it's claimed.
Square Enix has revealed the hardware required to achieve 720p/30 FPS and 1080p/60 FPS gameplay in the upcoming PC port.
The action game will be available for $49.99 on Steam and Epic Games Store, while a $69.99 Complete Edition featuring both expansions will also be offered.
Insider NateTheHate reported that the port is "going to happen" and that he's just waiting "for Square Enix to announce it."
A game ready driver profile for the action title is apparently available in NVIDIA Game Ready & Studio Driver.
These formidable obstacles would be troublesome with a team, nevermind alone.
Director Hiroshi Takai also confirms the development team is "hard at work" on the PC version, though a release date is still unknown.
Returning to these locations was an absolute pleasure every single time.
Despite the game's strong initial sales, Final Fantasy 16 has seemingly failed to reach Square Enix's sales expectations.
There's plenty of real estate to run around in in these PlayStation games.
The Final Fantasy 16 producer talks about his past games with composer Masayoshi Soken, and goes on to talk about Final Fantasy 16.
While Final Fantasy 16's final paid DLC doesn't break new ground in many ways, it's another fine display of the action RPG's strengths.
Quality of life features like Skill Sets, Quick Complete, and new Photo Mode options are available, along with ability and accessory buffs.
It goes live on April 18th alongside The Rising Tide DLC and adds quality-of-life features like Skill Sets, Quick Complete and more.
One way or another, these games provoked strong reactions.
The second and final (for now) paid DLC of Final Fantasy 16 launches on April 18th for PS5. Here's what you should know before diving in.
"The series does lend itself well to that kind of storytelling, and we love Tactics as well. It’s probably about time that we do a new one," says Naoki Yoshida.
