Final Fantasy 16 PC Release Date Announced
Final Fantasy 16 is set to launch on PC on the 17th of September, available on both the Epic Games Store and Steam platforms.
Highly Anticipated PC Version Arrives After PS5 Exclusive
Fans have been eagerly awaiting the PC release ever since the game was initially launched as a PlayStation 5 console exclusive last year. The wait is finally over!
New PC Trailer and Demo
Today’s announcement also comes with the release of a new PC-specific trailer, which you can watch below. Additionally, a demo version of the game is now available for players to try out.
Complete Edition with DLC
The PC version of Final Fantasy 16 will launch as a complete edition, including all DLC such as Echoes of the Fallen and The Rising Tide.
Speculation Confirmed with Nvidia’s Inclusion
Earlier this month, speculation about the PC release was heightened when Nvidia’s latest driver mentioned the game, along with the availability of a demo. The demo allows players to start the game and carry over their data to the full version, similar to the PS5 launch.
Reception and Gameplay Changes
Despite receiving mostly positive feedback, some long-time fans expressed reservations about Final Fantasy 16’s departure from traditional turn-based combat in favor of real-time action combat.
Simultaneous Release on Epic and Steam
Unlike Final Fantasy 7 Remake, which initially launched as an Epic exclusive before later arriving on Steam, Final Fantasy 16 will be available simultaneously on both platforms. It remains to be seen if performance issues will arise post-launch.
Let’s hope Final Fantasy 16 doesn’t encounter the same challenges upon release.
FAQs
Q: When will Final Fantasy 16 be released on PC?
A: Final Fantasy 16 is scheduled to launch on PC on the 17th of September.
Q: What platforms will Final Fantasy 16 be available on?
A: Final Fantasy 16 will be available on both the Epic Games Store and Steam.
Q: Will the PC version include all DLC?
A: Yes, the PC version of Final Fantasy 16 will include all DLC, including Echoes of the Fallen and The Rising Tide.
Credit: www.eurogamer.net
