If you prefer a more grizzled, battle-worn face on Noctis, this mod's for you. June 4th, 2018 Update: Square Enix has announced that their official character and weapon editor will be released on Steam on June 7th, and that any mods or tweaks you make using it can be uploaded to the Steam Workshop for sharing with the entire Steam community! To demonstrate, they showed a tense Chocobo race, and a whimsical mini-golf game, all made exclusively with the tools that will be given to players for free.įor now though, let's look at what can be added to FINAL FANTASY XV WINDOWS EDITION this very moment.
And in the future even better mods will possible, as Square Enix has pledged to release character and level editors, enabling the creation of entirely new levels with custom quests, instanced events, hand-crafted maps, and interactive objects.
There are new outfits, weapons skins, character tweaks, graphics adjustments, gameplay optimizations, and more. It's now been a couple of months since the game launched, so we went off to the Steam Workshop and Nexus Mods to highlight the best and most interesting mods that can enhance the game. It also features officially-supported mod tools, and Steam Workshop support for sharing creations and adding them to your game. For more information, check out GameSpot's coverage on the title.FINAL FANTASY XV WINDOWS EDITION, Square Enix's latest entry in the celebrated series, released on the PC with a whole host of extra content and features, including PC-exclusive effects, and all of the paid DLC and free content that originally came with the console version. The game was originally called Final Fantasy Versus XIII. Smartphones and tablets are also on the table for various FFXV-related features and apps.įinal Fantasy XV was announced at Sony's E3 press conference last week. Square Enix is also considering using the PlayStation Vita for cross-platform functions for FFXV. Hashimoto added that FFXV is being developed in a PC environment and that platforms that support DirectX 11 will be likely candidates for the game, hence the next-generation leap to the PS4 and Xbox One.
Hashimoto said that the company was waiting to gauge audience demand before making a decision on a PC version. If PC gamers ask loud enough, Square Enix may port FFXV for the platform.Īccording to Square Enix's chief technology officer Yoshihisa Hashimoto, if a PC version were to be released, it would require an expensive machine to run. The latest issue of Famitsu (via Final Fantasy Network) says that publisher Square Enix is still undecided on whether to release a PC version of Final Fantasy XV.
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