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Game preservationists are in the midst of making a Japan-only prequel to Final Fantasy 7 more accessible than it's ever been, despite the action RPG shutting down good and proper over 6 years ago.
Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail's first Savage raid is here, folks, and that means we're getting our customary sweep of Job changes to iron out the kinks seen so far. While the MMO's community - and Pictomancer mains, largely - had been braced for nerfs, Yoshi-P and the gang are looking to raise DPS across the board, rather than lower it, for a more even playing field.
The developer behind promising-looking turn-based RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 isn't shy about its Final Fantasy and Persona inspirations, but has offered a firm sense of what its project brings to the table that its influences currently don't.
Blizzard plans to spill the beans on Diablo 4's next season of content in just nine days.
As the famously down-bad Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail community continues thirsting over Bakool Ja Ja, director Yoshi-P is baffled by the attraction to the two-headed lizard man, and quite frankly, I'm surprised he's surprised.
Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail has introduced a new husbando that the MMO's infamously down-bad community has taken a liking to – and it's not the shy cat boy this time, but a mean two-headed lizard who is ripped.
Hironobu Sakaguchi is working with Square Enix again after 20 years to spring Fantasian from Apple Arcade jail and onto PCs and consoles. As it would happen, there are other games from his post-Square Enix back catalogue he wants to do the same with – just probably not the ones you're thinking of.
A developer behind some of the longest-running JRPG series out there says big hitters like Megami Tensei and Persona studio Atlus don't provide competition regarding breaking out beyond Japan but contribute to a "feeling of cooperation."