Final Fantasy 16 PC version on the way, along with two paid DLC packs
Final Fantasy 16 will be getting plenty of content next year, with a PC version and two DLC packs confirmed to be in the works.
Currently a PS5 exclusive, Final Fantasy 16will receive a PC port sometime in the future, producer Naoki Yoshida confirmed via the game's official Twitter account. Yoshida also announced that two all-new DLC packs will be coming as well.
«We've seen so many opinions and reactions from our community of Final Fantasy 16 players,» says Yoshida. «But one thing that came through particularly strongly was how people wanted to see more of Valisthea's story and spend more time with her inhabitants. To accommodate, the development team has started work on two installments of paid DLC.»
Yoshi-P ends his statement by stating the team will have more information on the PC port and upcoming DLC packs «before the end of the year.» By the sounds of it, then, we won't see either release until we're comfortably into 2024.
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The news follows a recently-launched free update for Final Fantasy 16, which added a weapons skin change feature, alternate costumes for the main cast, and welcome quality-of-life updates such as additional control schemes. Prior updates have also made adjustments to the scoring system of Final Fantasy 16's Arcade mode content.
Following successful PC ports for Final Fantasy 15 and Final Fantasy 7 Remake, a PC version of FF16 felt pretty inevitable. Hopefully the team will be able to iron out the performance issues presently found on the PS5 version like poor frame pacing in its 60fps-targeting Performance mode. And of course, faster load times wouldn't go amiss.
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