Final Fantasy XV is an upcoming action role-playing video game being developed and published by Square Enix for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and currently scheduled for a worldwide release in 2016. (Photo : Facebook/ Final Fantasy)
After the release of two items linked to "Final Fantasy XV" game, "Final Fantasy" fans are now taking notice of the new leaks concerning the game. One of the major spotlights is the showcasing of the Audi R8, which has been custom-designed to match that in the CGI film, "Kingslaive."
In the weekly Famitsu Japanese magazine, several features of screenshots about the game have also been witnessed by Dual Shockers. One of them shows Luna's brother, Ravus Nox Fleuret, who is believed to be part of the Niflheim Empire as one of the high ranking officers.
From a glimpse of the new character, the developer has hinted his inclusion in "Final Fantasy XV." His change in expression and outfit has been attributed to the importance of his role. And owing to his look, speculations now point out that there is a possibility that Ravus may have been the hooded character, previously seen in the E3 trailer three years ago.
What is more, a new series of screenshots of the six fresh characters in the aforementioned film have again included Ravus in a separate report. The newest screenshot of Ravus as spotted in Siliconera website brings extra sureness to the speculation.
In the upcoming "Final Fantasy" project, Japanese actor Yuuichi Nakamura will reportedly voice Ravus. Other "Final Fantasy XV" characters revealed include Sonitus Bellum, Pelna Khara, Axis Arra, Tredd Furia, and Glauca, a general of the Niflheim army.
So far, what fans can note from the new episode of "Brotherhood Final Fantasy XV" is the animated shorts that are heavily linked to the game. The teaser trailer initially showed a glimpse of young Noctis training with a sword.
Also, it was observed from the same trailer that King Regis interacted with his son in a particular way. Apart from that, there was no more suggestive information pointing towards a unique direction. But "Final Fantasy" fans can wait and see what will unfold in the next episode titled "Sword and Shield."
In the meantime, "Kingslaive Final Fantasy XV" is expected to launch in exclusive theatres on Aug. 9. The Blu-ray version will then get a later release this fall.
Here is a sneak peek of "Kingslaive Final Fnatasy XV":
