Despite the fact that Square Enix has made a short statement regarding the "Final Fantasy XV" multiplayer mode, it is in the process of being revealed. The latest among these is the character creation tool, which seems to be quite limited in its customization scope.
In an interview with Dual Shockers, game director Hajime Tabata said that the character creation capability of the game is still in the works, and it is not something they can just show off in its entirety. The reason behind it is due to the fact that it is not yet enough to give a strong impact among its fans for the moment.
As of the moment, Tabata states that the development only progressed so far as to let players morph characters into another different character. Also, only three customization options are available in the work-in-progress version of the character creation tool: height, face size and muscle amount.
Also, the director plans to implement the characters in such a way that they will not limit the characters in multiplayer. It means that, despite its primary use in the multiplayer environment, the created characters can also be used in single player mode as well.
According to Game Rant, the single player implementation of the created character is odd, as Prince Noctis still remains to be the focus of "Final Fantasy XV," especially its main story. There are possibilities to justify it, but it might not be the best course of action.
The development of the multiplayer for the game is still in its early stages, as Square Enix is currently focusing its resources on delivering the new DLC. The new story features Gladio as its main character, but the main catch of the update is the Chapter 13 revamp.
"Final Fantasy XV: Episode Gladiolus" DLC will be released on March 28 for the PS4 and Xbox One. Here is the latest video for the game: