Even if the players are undoubtedly looking towards Final Fantasy VII Rebirth published a few weeks ago, it’s Final Fantasy XVI which is being talked about again this weekend on the occasion of the PAX East 2024. You will be aware that last September a PC version was announced, the development of which seems to be going swimmingly, and two DLC. It is during the Game Awards in December that they were revealed in due form, with the release of the first of them, Echoes of the Fallenof which you can find our impressions at the bottom of the page. The second, entitled The Rising Tidedue out during the spring, a season that has only just begun. If you were waiting for it, a wave of information will sweep through the North American show this Friday during a presentation broadcast on the Web.
This live Leviathan The (Not So) Lost Is Here live from the PAX East will therefore start at 4:30 p.m. and you will therefore be able to follow it from this article. Present on stage will be producer Naoki Yoshida, localization director Michael-Christopher Koji Fox and director of The Rising Tide DLC, which will therefore present this content to us as it should be. It goes without saying that we are waiting for a release date on this occasion, especially since the various communication channels surrounding the game have relayed the information, even in Japanese.
By the way, Game Informer was able to speak with the team recently and Yoshi-P said the following when asked the reason for setting aside Leviathan from the main storyline, which is only mentioned once.
To make the decision to create and sell DLC, we had to wait until the game actually released. That being said, we actually thought about a possible route, a possible story, that we could do if we were to make one. a.
Moreover, this second expansion will take place well before the end of the game and obtaining the powers of Leviathan will not affect it. On the other hand, it should give us “a better understanding of the world of Valisthea”.
If you wish to obtain Final Fantasy XVIit is sold for €41.99 on Amazon and €39.99 to the Fnac.
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