XV’s charm as a Final Fantasy game doesn’t lie in its construction - the battle system’s finally fully transitioned out of turn-based into a strange action-QTE hybrid (more on that later ...

Final Fantasy XV, formerly known as Final Fantasy Versus XIII, is an action-based Final Fantasy game that has been revealed at E3 to be coming to next gen consoles.

Final Fantasy XV, out November 29 for PlayStation 4 (buy it) and Xbox One (buy it), feels like a glorious return to relevance for Square Enix’s venerable mix of rideable birds, hopping cacti and ...

Final Fantasy XV originally released on November 29, 2016, as the 15th main installment in the historic RPG series from Square Enix. It was initially released to favorable critical reviews and has ...

Final Fantasy XV is big. Most of it takes place on one large map, which you can navigate by driving in your car, running on foot, or renting a Chocobo (a giant, yellow bird that appears in most ...

While a few issues keep it from being considered “perfect,” Final Fantasy XV is one of the “must-play” games of 2016 and is an incredibly enjoyable experience from beginning to end.

Final Fantasy XV released in November 2016 to widespread acclaim, and its fair share of controversy. As a game trapped in development hell for a decade, it s ...

Final Fantasy XV was originally conceived as a side-story set in the universe of Final Fantasy XIII, and it shows – because the plot is a mess. It’s clear the story is cut together from at ...

Final Fantasy is famous for its turn-based combat, though XII and XIII both altered the formula. XV sees the formula done away with altogether, instead using a real-time combat system.

Admittedly, Final Fantasy XV’s monsters are quite impressive in their own right. This being said, having even more creatures in the game certainly can’t hurt it.

Final Fantasy XV opens with prince Noctis taking a road trip with his three best buds so he can wed his bride-to-be, Lady Lunafreya; the wedding is part of a peace treaty between warring nations.

Average Larger image Final Fantasy XV's mid-tier setting is where the larger sacrifices kick in. Once again, the ground suffers, but this time around it is via much heavier cuts.