Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition is the only, true definitive edition of the Square Enix Japanese Role-Playing Game, thanks to the superior graphics quality and several gameplay and story enhancements, which are also included in the consoles' Royal Edition.
A road trip game really full of things to do, and with an intriguing and rather epic Lore, with a great and simple story and an amazing gameplay. These are undoubtedly the elements that convinced me the most in Final Fantasy 15.
I'm happy I gave it a chance, and it's become one of my favorite Final Fantasy games.
Basically a marvelous experience.
I loved explore the whole continent with my personal Chocobo, between a camping and a battle with the Imperial Army, and I also really loved listening all my favorite OST from the previous games. The gameplay is fast, smooth, easy to learn and satisfying to master. And some of the DLC of the game are just phenomenal, especially Episode Ignis.
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Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition is the most complete and the most beautiful version of the loveable but imperfect RPG. If you own a good PC and are interested in Noctis' adventures, you can jump right in without any fear, just be sure its messy combat system, generic quests and quite strange scenario won't bother you.
This version of FFXV does deliver a much more complete experience and fixes many of the issues present in the original. It was a great adventure when it came out, and now it's better than ever.
While FFXV is at times engrossing and beautiful, it can also feel like a pretty, hollow shell. The last quarter of the game feels rushed, as if the developers had to wrap things up under pressure, and that's after waiting over a decade for this to come out. While it is not the stellar titan we hoped for, it's certainly Final Fantasy, and we can all be thankful for that.
The PC version is undoubtedly the best way to play the game, even if it does come stuck with Denuvo. But great graphics options and optimization for mid-tier and up PCs will keep it relevant in the PC community for years to come.
Final Fantasy XV’s beautiful graphics and exciting fights unfortunately come with a confusing story, irritating characters, long and unnecessary cutscenes, and optimization issues.
One of the best Final Fantasy games today. Yes, FF15 ending is awesome.
And the whole game is filled of interesting and charming stuff to discover.
Surely a must play for Final Fantasy fans, and one of my favorite open world games
I hate to say this, but the game ended a fantastic story with a mediocre ending. And the supposed real ending DLC is cancelled instead we can buy the book which is supposed to be the cannon ending DLC. The gaming experiences are great, but not extraordinary. However, it is a must-play FF game in my opinion.
The first 10 chapters were really amazing! Final fantasy XV gave me such an amazing sense of adventure, camping in the wild, making photos of funny things, driving regalia across the region and stopping by the stations to reffil the back or to get some new memories! That part was so well done, so refreshing and brilliant idea! But unfortunately after some time things changed and this game started to bore me so much that I honestly struggled to finish it... And I'm glad that I'm finished it becomes the ending was really great! Story of FF XV is really good as well as the graphic! But such things as unnecessary change of pace after some events of story, just dull and boring side quests, useless AI of companions, enemies with way to long health bar, inability make a summon at any time, and many other small things are making this game somewhat unpolished. But after all I really enjoyed my time with this game.
The combat is shallow and repetitive with an annoying lock on that only gets in the way, even visually. You literally just need to hoard potions to be invincible, i only fought enemies that were 20+ levels higher than myself because i hate grinding and never died or had any difficulty, you probably can get stuck later on if you run out of items. Magic works like itens, its kinda cool but very limited. The summons are automatic and only happen when they damn well please which is almost never LMAO
Yet one could argue its the best combat in any FF game, and they wouldnt be wrong, anything is better than the old lazy turn based trash.
Its extremely linear and at first uses a self driving car to bore you to death, 2/3 into the main story its replaced by a train which is literally the same thing dropping the half assed pretense of being "open world". They really went to some pathetic lengths to try to make the game longer artificially but its pretty short anyways, like 10 to 15 hours if you dont bother with the errand boy side quests.
The story has a lot of logic flaws, its not better than IX, VII and even X, the villain is uninteresting and the best he does is pull a move already done in the franchise. The brotherhood stuff and emotional manipulation they aimed for could have worked if the game was actually good, open world and felt like a journey which it doesnt in the least.
The music is great, some custcenes are beautiful, the characters are all wasted on a bad game, these are the reasons my score isnt even lower.
SummarySet in modern times but with a touch of medieval influences, Final Fantasy XV focuses on Noctis Lucis Caelum, the prince of a dynasty which rules a city state that has the last remaining crystal. After the crystal is stolen by an invading nation, Niflheim, a global conflict ensues with all other nations wishing to gain it for themselves....