A new trailer has been released for this year's last Final Fantasy XV character episode, which will be focused on Ignis.
The new trailer, which can be checked out below, showcases the diverse abilities the character will be able to use in combat. The video includes some small spoilers, so avoid watching it if you want the DLC to be a complete surprise when it launches later this week.
A new Final Fantasy XV gameplay mechanic will be added to the game in the December update, allowing players to swap between characters. More DLC episodes will also be released next year, starting with one focused on Ardyn. Before the announcement, director Hajime Tabata revealed that the team was looking at around a maximum of 4 additional DLC packs.
We are not saying that we are going to simply pull out additional fixed DLC, we are planning to do things that are deeply involved in the core story of the game. We want to do something… where it gives the player a meaningful reason to play it again, or something like that. In regards to the amount of content, looking at the current development, we are looking at around the amount of 4 DLC packs worth of content at maximum. As a AAA title, I think this is the limit. With this, we are going over on what we should deliver.
Final Fantasy XV is now out on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in all regions. The PC version will release sometime next year.
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