Final Fantasy XVI has been announced for the PS5 only:
More information.Final Fantasy XVI - Awakening Trailer | PS5
More information.Final Fantasy XVI - Awakening Trailer | PS5
I never touched those old ones they look like Nokia3310 snake.
So….really liked final fantasy 7 remake….but I have had trouble getting into them since 13….I'm not sure about this one.
According to Japanese interviews/previews the series is going full ARPG this time. Old times fans aren't happy again, but Square Enix doesn't care it'll still sell millions.I haven't liked a FF game since 12, but I loved FF 7 Remake. I don't know how much XVI will take from that, and how much it will take from XV, which I wasn't interested in at all. It's on my radar more than it would be if FF7 Remake didn't exist, that's for sure.
First of all, they point out the team behind Final Fantasy XVI: Creative Business Unit III. No, it’s not a catchy developer name at all. But it’s also the team responsible for Final Fantasy XIV, and yes, while that is an MMO, those who have played it agree it is arguably the best Final Fantasy narrative ever. This isn’t the Hajime Tabatas, Tetsuya Nomuras, or Yoshinori Kitases of the Square Enix world. Creative Business Unit III comes “from a very different lineage in general.” This is a different breed of Final Fantasy developer. Basically no one involved in Final Fantasy XIII or XV is making creative decisions on this project.
Heading up CBUIII is Naoki Yoshida, famed for turning Final Fantasy XIV around with A Realm Reborn and its continued expansions and support. It was that very feat that put in charge of this studio. Yoshida has specifically said he prefers that fantasy settings of Final Fantasy over the modern tech integration, evident in Final Fantasy XIV’s development. The Twitter thread explains, “He wants to go back to a time of sword and sorcery and summons the series used to be known for (Think FF3, 5, 6, 9, Tactics).”
Obviously very different from any previous FF game with the shift from party-based to a single character. Could be good though if it's open-world with some decent exploration.