The open-world action-role-playing game - "Final Fantasy 15" looks like it lived up to the hype as it did well in terms of sales and at the same time welcomed with good reviews from game analysts. In line with this, Square Enix's long-time game director Hajime Tabata revealed that they are currently working on a game segment for "FFXV."
The new content is said to be another inclusion to their previously mentioned commitment in putting the game to another level and hinted that the game maker will be making small tweaks to its storyline, DualSHOCKERS reported. Tabata also spilled out that they also got plans in redefining "Final Fantasy 13" that went out in 2010 for both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Moreover, Tabata further explained that the upcoming downloadable contents alongside its future updates will serve as a footing for other plans that they intended for the title. Fans, on the other hand, can expect more updates in 2017 as it can be recalled that the director mentioned that they are bound to roll out a barrage of DLCs and updates.
It was just recently that the Japanese game developer unveiled an "Active Time Report" element to be included in the game, Game Rant has learned. The ATR is believed to contain a video greeting from Tabata including an announcement about the game franchise's latest installment.
Currently, some players are trying out a newly discovered glitch within the game. The said anomaly enabled players to explore restricted areas of the game. Those who were successful in checking out that area of the game is said to have seen vast plainlands, massive mountain ranges, beach fronts, and even a small town filled with non-playable characters (NPC).
Watch a video of the so-called "out-of-bounds" glitch in "FFXV."