With the release of Rising Tide, the world of Final Fantasy 16 is now complete. A game about elemental gods that in the past have been known as Espers, Summons, Eidolons and more, one element was mysteriously missing from FF16’s narrative. Now, with Rising Tide, the Eikon of Water joins Clive’s fight.
“You can really feel that they’ve all powered up,” enthuses Takeo Kujiraoka, the director of Final Fantasy 16’s DLC. Power creep is common in games, of course - satisfying progression practically demands that characters become ever more powerful, until you’re swatting away previously deadly enemies. But Kujiraoka isn’t talking about Clive and Jill, FF16’s handsome leads - he’s talking about the development team.
Kujiraoka has stepped into the director’s chair for the post-launch period of Final Fantasy 16, taking over those duties from Hiroshi Takai. Placed in charge of finding new adventures for Clive and new challenges for players, one asset was the most invaluable of all: the team was pumped up and ready to deliver.
Read more
http://dlvr.it/T5m7KX
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Free Astrobot DLC coming this fall, featuring Stellar Blade and Helldivers 2
Good news Astro Bot lovers! In fall this year, the game is getting a new free update featuring new levels for you to complete, and some addi...
-
Genshin Impact may have earned itself the nickname "Waifu Impact" back when it first launched, but the devs at HoYoverse have demo...
-
My Time at Sandrock is a spiritual successor to 2018’s My Time at Portia – and it's a successor in just about every way, too. This time ...
-
Intel may have missed out on a signficiant PlayStation 6 contract, which would have seen the company's chips be used in Sony's next-...

No comments:
Post a Comment