Sq. Enix hasn’t spoken a lot about Final Fantasy 16‘s future since its launch. Nonetheless, the corporate simply introduced a brand new Last Fantasy 16 replace that provides quite a few skins without cost, in addition to premium DLC that’s now in improvement.
The Last Fantasy 16 replace provides free costumes
Sq. Enix introduced the replace and launched a brief trailer for it (which incorporates some huge narrative spoilers). The replace is presently stay, too.
The trailer went over among the new options that shall be within the replace. Clive Rosfield, Jill Warrick, Torgal, Joshua, and Ambrosia are all getting skins, and all 5 will be seen within the trailer (however solely the primary three are named). Gamers may now transmog their sword so it retains the stats of 1 blade whereas having the look of one other.
Sq. Enix additionally tweeted out the patch notes in a thread, that are way more detailed than the trailer.
Producer Naoki Yoshida additionally spoke in a separate video about how there shall be new management schemes (which the last big update also touched on) and revealed much more about what the studio has in retailer. After thanking followers for his or her help and suggestions, he famous that he noticed how gamers needed extra from this world and these characters. And as a way to accommodate these hungry for extra, the staff has began improvement on two premium expansions. He didn’t give any particulars, so it’s unclear how huge they are going to be, after they’ll come out, or how a lot they’ll price.
This is also an update from his statement from July where he said the studio was thinking about its options regarding DLC. He additionally noted in May that DLC wasn’t being deliberate on the time, however appeared to indicate that fan demand would possibly trigger Sq. Enix to alter course.
A PC port is now in improvement, too, that means that Last Fantasy 16 will not be a complete PS5 unique. Yoshida stated he’d additionally like to provide updates on each the DLC and PC port by the top of the 12 months.
