Final Fantasy XV is not an easy game to rate. Because, in essence, Final Fantasy is a game not easily defined. Or-better put- FFXV never truly defines itself. The opening screen proudly reads "a Final Fantasy for fans and first-timers" but that honestly should be viewed more as a disclaimer.

Day One Edition give you free look cool Katana. its support ps4 pro now (not completely) graphic and upscale is much better than before.. for the price, buy it before sold out no worry for the price since its give a gift in game too..

Trust me when I say that there's enough content in the game to keep you going for a long while (if you don't use online guides of course). There are are tonne of side quests and missions to keep you occupied and the quests reward you fairly.

Square Enix has lost direction with Final Fantasy series and this game is not an exception to it. After FF13 trilogy, SE needed to a high quality game to remove the tarnish it went through but this game is not it.

Final Fantasy is an amazing RPG. Noctis the Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Lucis embarks on an epic journey with his best friends through a world of larger-than-life to seek his fortune.

To say audiences have been waiting a while for Final Fantasy XV would be an understatement. Originally not a numbered entry in the Final Fantasy series, the game has seen many changes over the years. At times this shows in the finished article.

Looks lovely; Fun combat; Team chemistry is great; Lots to do; Some of the best dungeons in a Final Fantasy; Lovable cast of characters

Story isn't explained as clearly as it could be; Some weak chapters; The troubled development shows at times; Some odd glitches

Final Fantasy XV: Day One Edition (PS4) Context Being a gamer brings with a curious sense of notions about what you're character and temperament might be. Elder generations tend to think people such as myself hide away in their bedroom and stare at computer screens for 18 hours of the day without...

Gorgeous graphics; intuitive gameplay; charming and well developed character interactions

Shaky and stretched plot; relatively low longevity; seeming reliance on DLC

The story of Final Fantasy XV is basically just a road trip between four friends. A young prince named Noctis heads out with his three pals and guardians to meet with and marry his betrothed in a move that will unite long warring kingdoms, bringing peace and prosperity to the land.

Bought for my adult son and he really likes the game. Keeps his interest and the graphics are great!

Shipping was quick. Game was in new, perfect condition. Thanks.