Deck Nine and Square Enix's adventure title is set to launch for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC later this month, with a Switch version also in the works.
Square Enix continues to showcase its upcoming turn-based JRPG remake, which is due out next month for PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC.
The nearly eight-minute gameplay video shows our heroes venturing to the Underground Lake to return the Dreamstone to the fairies.
As the administrative assistant to Caledon University's president and a real smooth talker, Lang holds the key to many secrets.
Returning protagonist Max Caulfield will find herself trying to unravel the mysteries behind her friend's death while hopping between two different timelines.
Season 6, "Diamond Jam", is also available, adding five new Smash the Star maps, new bosses in Squad Missions, and more.
"I want to say that it’s not as if there’s zero hope, and we very much do want to achieve that," says producer Naoki Yoshida.
With many wondering why there's no Final Fantasy representation in the recently released Astro Bot, the platformer's director says, "We really respect the choice of each publisher."
It's now possible to pick up the base game and both expansions for the same price as the Standard Edition when it first launched.
The RPG remake will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC later this year, on November 14.
Square Enix has finally released both games for Xbox Series X/S, in addition to making them available via Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass.
The Pixel Remasters of Final Fantasy 1 to 6 are available individually and in a bundle for a discounted price of $59.99.
2B and Pod 042 will appear as DLC, though it's unknown in what capacity. Photo Mode and its various features are also showcased.
Check out our review to see how well Final Fantasy 16 has made the jump from the PS5 to PC.
Tetsuya Nomura says the next Kingdom Hearts title is going to be "easier for new people to get into it" than past games in the series have been.
"We’ve improved system software performance and stability," per the patch notes. Square Enix also continues to investigate the issues.
"We will create a global environment that allows more customers to enjoy our major franchises and AAA titles, including from our back catalog," the publisher says.
Though both games received critical acclaim, neither has been able to generate enough profits to meet Square Enix's expectations.
Square Enix's action title has released for PC after spending over a year as a PlayStation 5 exclusive.
Square Enix's critically acclaimed action RPG retails for $49.99 with the Complete Edition including both expansions for $69.99.
