Back in March, the folks at Square Enix announced a new game in the form of Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire, which is essentially a spin-off of the Final Fantasy XV title. However back in March the game was only soft launched where it was only available in New Zealand and Australia.
The good news is that if this is a title that you have been looking forward to, Square Enix has recently announced that the game is now available to all users around the world on both iOS and Android devices. The game is free to play but there are in-app purchases, which we guess isn’t that surprising in today’s mobile gaming landscape.
According to Square Enix’s description, “Be the hero of your own Final Fantasy XV adventure in the brand new mobile strategy game Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire! Build your own kingdom, discover powerful magic, and dominate the realm alongside all of your friends! Do you have the courage to fulfill your destiny? Journey through vast kingdoms, gather magical resources, and build the strongest Empire in Final Fantasy history!”
While it will be sort of based on Final Fantasy XV, the gameplay itself is completely different. So far reviews on the app stores seem to be pretty positive, so head on over to the iTunes App Store or Google Play if you’d like to get your hands on it.
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