New content has been added to Final Fantasy XV on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One ahead of the release of the Royal Edition.
The new update, which combines version 1.22 and 1.23, adds new content to the Comrades update as well as a story scene in Chapter 5, new quests in Chapter 10 and more. Catch the full patch notes below.
Patch Notes
Size: 3.839 GB (PS4); 4.74 (XB1)
Version 1.23
- Addition of new Comrades quests (exclusive to COMRADES)
- Implementation of new Royal Sigils (exclusive to COMRADES)
- Introduction of chocobo breeding features (exclusive to COMRADES)
- Addition of new trophies (exclusive to COMRADES)
- Addition of a scene to Chapter 5
- Various bug fixes
Version 1.22
- Addition of compatibility with FINAL FANTASY XV ROYAL PACK
- Inclusion of character dossiers (accessible from the Archives)
- Announcement of winning snapshots from fourth photo contest (viewable at Mother of Pearl at Galdin Quay)
- Implementation of new quests in Chapter 10
- Various bug fixes
According to reports, the new scene in Chapter 5 takes places in the Magitek Engine after Ardyn rescues the party from the Disc, providing a better transition. You can check out the full scene below.
Final Fantasy XV is now out on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The Royal Edition and the Windows Edition officially launch tomorrow.
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