Combat plays like a simplified version of the main game. You have to get to a certain endpoint and defeat enemies along the way. First off, Pocket Edition HD chooses to do away with Final Fantasy XV's signature open world. Still, I was always entertained by Noctus' tale and found this to be a good retelling of it.įunny enough, I can say the same about the gameplay. Pocket Edition never got that, so you notice these gaps throughout. Final Fantasy XV had DLC to explain these events at the very least. Often, super important plot events happen off screen and you only hear about them after the fact from other characters. Cutting out the fluff does make the general story flow better, but Final Fantasy XV's story always suffered from its refusal to take its eye off of Noctus. To recall, the company announced at Gamescom that the Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition will come with 4K high resolution textures, Dolby Atmos support, advanced hair simulation, fire and smoke simulation, and more.As far as the actual story goes, it's perfectly okay. The controls on the mobile game will be optimised for touch and should be fun to play on mobile devices as well. The main story will be spread across ten episodes and the first episode will be made available for free at launch. The Final Fantasy XV: Pocket Edition comes with a light-hearted gameplay style and artwork. While it would be unfair to expect the visual fidelity of the PC or console version in the Pocket Edition, the mobile game will allow users to play with same characters as the console versions and follow the same storyline as well.
The company says that the mobile game will be made available in Fall later this year.
The company has released an announcement trailer for the Final Fantasy XV: Pocket Edition and from the initial looks of it, the mobile game looks to be an entertaining prospect. The Pocket Edition of the role-playing game will be made available for Android, iOS, and Windows. At Gamescom, the PC version of Final Fantasy XV stole the show but interestingly, game developer Square Enix has now taken the wraps off Final Fantasy XV: Pocket Edition, which is a mobile entry based on the game.
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