Here are fresh details that Final Fantasy XVI will include
As promised, the weekend was preemptively greeted by Playsstaiton finally unveiling an exclusive State Of Play focusing on the gameplay of Final Fantasy XVI, that will launch exclusively for Playstation 5 this June.
But what are the things that we learned?
First of all and as expected, the main story will be divided in three periods with protagonist Clive and this includes flashbacks on his teenage days, Clive in his 20s and then, Clive in his 30s.
Clive's attributes include HP, Attack, Defense, Stagger, Strength, Vitality, Willpower with a surprising absence of MP which reminds me of the Final Fantasy VIII days.
The Eikons or as this time the summon monster are called was another focus on the game mechanics showcase and Clive can equip three different Eikons, with two abilities each.
So far, Eikons roster includes Phoenix, Ifrit, Shiva, Garuda, Ramuh, Bahamut, Titan and probably there could be more, specially a powerful Eikon that in Final Fantasy’s historic fashion, could be a grinding in the making to get.
Square Enix might be testing out a new way of helping players develop their characters as the leveling system is pretty much new in the sense that abilities will be unlocked rather than skill maps which was a constant in nowadays RPG games.
In an accessibility feature, Final Fantasy XVI will feature a function named Timely accessories which allow players with certain disabilities to have Clive to auto-evade, slow down time before enemy attack lands on Clive, simplified button combos and also, Story Focused mode has all the Timely accessories equipped from the start of the game.
Fans of Final Fantasy take good attention of this and there is a new Cid in Final Fantasy and FFXVI’s Cid is named Cidolfus, mentor of Clive and his spot serves as hub with shops, side quests and a place where Clive’s allies can be found and talking about allies, companion can join Clive in a party, but never directly controlled.
There are a few things that I had mentioned here so you can have your own take on everything revealed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfP_3UD5qF8
As promised, the weekend was preemptively greeted by Playsstaiton finally unveiling an exclusive State Of Play focusing on the gameplay of Final Fantasy XVI, that will launch exclusively for Playstation 5 this June.
But what are the things that we learned?
First of all and as expected, the main story will be divided in three periods with protagonist Clive and this includes flashbacks on his teenage days, Clive in his 20s and then, Clive in his 30s.
Clive's attributes include HP, Attack, Defense, Stagger, Strength, Vitality, Willpower with a surprising absence of MP which reminds me of the Final Fantasy VIII days.
The Eikons or as this time the summon monster are called was another focus on the game mechanics showcase and Clive can equip three different Eikons, with two abilities each.
So far, Eikons roster includes Phoenix, Ifrit, Shiva, Garuda, Ramuh, Bahamut, Titan and probably there could be more, specially a powerful Eikon that in Final Fantasy’s historic fashion, could be a grinding in the making to get.
Square Enix might be testing out a new way of helping players develop their characters as the leveling system is pretty much new in the sense that abilities will be unlocked rather than skill maps which was a constant in nowadays RPG games.
In an accessibility feature, Final Fantasy XVI will feature a function named Timely accessories which allow players with certain disabilities to have Clive to auto-evade, slow down time before enemy attack lands on Clive, simplified button combos and also, Story Focused mode has all the Timely accessories equipped from the start of the game.
Fans of Final Fantasy take good attention of this and there is a new Cid in Final Fantasy and FFXVI’s Cid is named Cidolfus, mentor of Clive and his spot serves as hub with shops, side quests and a place where Clive’s allies can be found and talking about allies, companion can join Clive in a party, but never directly controlled.
There are a few things that I had mentioned here so you can have your own take on everything revealed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfP_3UD5qF8
Here are fresh details that Final Fantasy XVI will include
As promised, the weekend was preemptively greeted by Playsstaiton finally unveiling an exclusive State Of Play focusing on the gameplay of Final Fantasy XVI, that will launch exclusively for Playstation 5 this June.
But what are the things that we learned?
First of all and as expected, the main story will be divided in three periods with protagonist Clive and this includes flashbacks on his teenage days, Clive in his 20s and then, Clive in his 30s.
Clive's attributes include HP, Attack, Defense, Stagger, Strength, Vitality, Willpower with a surprising absence of MP which reminds me of the Final Fantasy VIII days.
The Eikons or as this time the summon monster are called was another focus on the game mechanics showcase and Clive can equip three different Eikons, with two abilities each.
So far, Eikons roster includes Phoenix, Ifrit, Shiva, Garuda, Ramuh, Bahamut, Titan and probably there could be more, specially a powerful Eikon that in Final Fantasy’s historic fashion, could be a grinding in the making to get.
Square Enix might be testing out a new way of helping players develop their characters as the leveling system is pretty much new in the sense that abilities will be unlocked rather than skill maps which was a constant in nowadays RPG games.
In an accessibility feature, Final Fantasy XVI will feature a function named Timely accessories which allow players with certain disabilities to have Clive to auto-evade, slow down time before enemy attack lands on Clive, simplified button combos and also, Story Focused mode has all the Timely accessories equipped from the start of the game.
Fans of Final Fantasy take good attention of this and there is a new Cid in Final Fantasy and FFXVI’s Cid is named Cidolfus, mentor of Clive and his spot serves as hub with shops, side quests and a place where Clive’s allies can be found and talking about allies, companion can join Clive in a party, but never directly controlled.
There are a few things that I had mentioned here so you can have your own take on everything revealed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfP_3UD5qF8