Exciting news for fans of the iconic RPG series: Final Fantasy XVI is set to launch on PC platforms this year. With the announcement comes a glimpse into the future of the franchise, as Director Hiroshi Takai teases a more unified release strategy across different platforms. Dive into the details of the upcoming PC port and what Takai's vision holds for the series.
Final Fantasy XVI Teases Simultaneous PC and Console Launches for Future Titles
Final Fantasy XVI Comes Out on PC September 17th
Square Enix has officially announced that the highly praised Final Fantasy XVI will be available on PC starting September 17. This release is accompanied by hopeful news for PC gamers, as Director Hiroshi Takai suggests that future titles in the series might see simultaneous launches across various platforms.
The PC version of Final Fantasy XVI will be available at a standard price of $49.99. For those seeking a more comprehensive experience, a Complete Edition priced at $69.99 will include the base game along with the two story expansions, Echoes of the Fallen and The Rising Tide. To build anticipation, Square Enix has released a playable demo, allowing players to experience the game's prologue and engage in a combat-focused "Eikonic Challenge" mode. Excitingly, any progress made in the demo can be transferred to the full game upon purchase.
In an insightful interview with Rock Paper Shotgun, Director Hiroshi Takai shared details about the PC version's technical enhancements. He revealed that the frame rate cap has been increased to 240fps, and players can choose from a variety of upscaling technologies, including NVIDIA DLSS3, AMD FSR, and Intel XeSS, ensuring a smoother and more visually stunning experience.
As the release date for Final Fantasy XVI on PC approaches, don't miss out on our in-depth review of the console version. Discover why we consider it a significant and promising step forward for the Final Fantasy series.
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