Today, the first Final Fantasy XV story DLC, the Episode Gladiolus DLC, has been released on both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, but it won't take all that long to enjoy the next story DLC, as it will be released sometime this June, as revealed by a new trailer.
The next Final Fantasy XV story DLC will focus on Prompto, and the new trailer seems to suggest that it will be a rather emotional episode, featuring a snowy location not found in the main game and more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upoNEdY6wvQ
Yesterday, a new Final Fantasy XV update has been released on both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The update added support for the Episode Gladiolus DLC as well as additions for the infamous Chapter 13 and more.
Version 1.07
Various bug fixes
Version 1.06
Addition of Chapter 13, Verse 2 (alternate route featuring Gladiolus)
Enhancement of Arcana spells (Alterna, Holy, Death)
Announcement of winning snapshots from first photo contest (viewable at Takka’s Pit Stop in Hammerhead)
Temporary conclusion of Timed Quests (will resume at a later date)
Addition of two pieces from “Episode Gladiolus” downloadable content to music player tracklist
Addition of compatibility with “Episode Gladiolus” downloadable content
Various gameplay enhancements
Various bug fixes
Updated saves will not work on former versions of the game
Final Fantasy XV is now available on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in all regions. The Episode Gladiolus DLC is also available right now on all formats.
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