The new "Final Fantasy XV" will be presented in an open-world game style at the beginning as it was announced by the Director Hajime Tabata. Details have been revealed during an interview at the PAX 2016.
The game director Hajime Tabata also cited that the "Final Fantasy XV" will become more linear as the game progresses. This is one of the unique features of the upcoming "Final Fantasy XV."
During the first announcement at the E3, Square Enix told that the "Final Fantasy XV" will take about 40 to 50 hours to beat the game, however, Hajime Tabata said that the game will take more 200 hours of gameplay according to the Den of Geek. Open-world on the first half of the game, a more linear gameplay at the second half and a massive level grinding will put the players to the edge of their seat of long playing.
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The Final Fantasy series have already left the traditional turn-based RPG combat style, moving forward to a much more button-engaging gameplay where in "Final Fantasy XV," players have the ability to manually evade attacks with some sort of button combinations. Defense and attack both have dedicated buttons separately.
Square Enix is about to release the new "Final Fantasy XV" and fans are getting excited day after day as the release date approaches. Though fans got disappointed on the delay, players are rewarded with some information of the game consistently.
As Game N' Guide reported, the recent delay of the release was due to some issues with the graphic rendering. "Final Fantasy XV" experienced some issues on the framerate as it drops during the course of the play and it is now being addressed.
In addition, during the PAX west panel, new game footage was released by Square Enix. The video takes about more than 25 minutes of in-game footage of the "Final Fantasy XV," showcasing the battle system and its fascinating realistic graphic textures.
Square Enix moved the release schedule recently promising to deliver the game with the best quality. "Final Fantasy XV" is set to release this November 29th and the game will be launched for Playstation 4 and Xbox One.
