Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition has been released a few months back, but the game has yet to receive the promised modding support. Today, Square Enix confirmed that the first modding tools for the game are getting released soon.
Earlier today, the Japanese publisher confirmed that the Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition Mod Organizer will be released on June 7th. Through it, players will be able to change the characters' appearance, weapons' appearance and more. The tool will also allow users to share mods on Steam.
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公式MODツール「MOD ORGANIZER」を、6/7に配布する予定です。
キャラや武器の見た目を変えたり、武器のパラメーターを好きにイジることができます。
3Dモデルをご用意いただく必要がありますが、多数のサンプルを用意いたします。
また、Steamコミュニティなどでシェアすることも出来ます。 pic.twitter.com/FtBrPZWuMb— FINAL FANTASY XV (@FFXVJP) June 1, 2018
With official modding support, Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition is becoming more and more the definitive edition of the game.
With superior graphics quality and a lot of additional content which fills the gap in the story and provides a more satisfying ending, Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition is truly the definitive edition of the game. Some of the game’s issues are still there, such as some uninteresting sidequests and an excessively linear second half of the game, but they are surely less aggravating than before. As the game hasn’t changed much at its core, however, those who haven’t like Noctis’ journey the first time will hardly change their mind. Those who liked it, however, will like it even more.
Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition is now out in all regions.
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