Square Enix just released to the press three new FFXV screenshots, which you can find below along with a small excerpt on the locations. Hopefully they'll be enough to quench your thirst for a little while - at Gamescom 2015, Square Enix said that the game is 65% completed, but it also hinted via Director Hajime Tabata that Final Fantasy XV will be released "before 2017".
The game is currently scheduled to launch on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, but in a recent interview Tabata mentioned that a PC version might be considered after the initial release on consoles. Considering that Final Fantasy XIII and Final Fantasy Type-O HD have been ported to Steam, there's a good chance that this one will appear as well eventually.
What's your current hype level for the new installment in the revered RPG series? Let us know in the comments, and don't forget to check out the latest story trailer released for Gamescom 2015.
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An underground dungeon with an eerie atmosphere.
For a long time, this dungeon has seen no traces of human activity.
But is there something else currently living here?Continent
The four continue their drive along the clear river, passing through the coniferous trees.
Should they go full speed straight toward their destination, or take time and explore the surroundings? It is up to players to choose.Restalm
Restalm, a city positioned in the lands of Duscae.
Using Cuba as a motif for the design, the vibrant city is full of people and life.
A large building that stands out is the hotel. It’s probably a good place to rest and relieve some tiredness from the long trip.
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