I don't even really know where to begin on this one. A Final Fantasy game is a rare occurrence these days, and we've been waiting for this one ever since Final Fantasy XIII and the Fabula Nova Crystallis mythos that SquareEnix created after Final Fantasy XII.

There's so much to adore about Final Fantasy XV, from the glorious detail to the varied combat, but there are some irritating flaws that trip it up, making it look stupid at the front of the class.

Open world is gorgeous; Combat is natural and varied; Noctis and friend's relationship is great

Camera angles during combat are bad; Later chapters are weak; Some of the story is explained poorly

It's been ten years since Square Enix announced the development of PlayStation 3 exclusive, Final Fantasy Versus XIII . In 2012, the title was rebranded to Final Fantasy XV , the next core entry in the critically acclaimed JRPG franchise.

Great product, but the bonus DLC were really bad. I wish we had more stuff. But the most important thing is the game + the King's glaive movie. The gameplay is amazing ! The story is okay I guess, but prompto is mostly annoying the whole game,

Hey all. I'm pleased to bring you all the review for a game ten years in the making, something I was not going to do because I never actually received a review copy of the game. However because of how long this game has been in development and my thoughts on it, I'll give Square Enix a pass.

Baz hits the road in Final Fantasy XV, the long, long-awaited next core entry in the revered series.

The group's dynamic is great; As always, FF's world design is top notch; Beautiful scenery; Link attacks are satisfying

The English voice performances are dire; It relies on external media to tell its story; UI issues; Boring side quests; Combat instability

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

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

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.

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