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 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.

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.

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.

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..

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.

While not terrible, Episode Gladiolus is shallow experience that can be beaten in under 2 hours, easy. The few crumbs you get on characterization and the one or two fights that are interesting, aren't enough to save the episode.

Originally got this game for my brother but I've been playing it just as much as him! Great combat, great story, the characters are all so adorable, I recommend this game to people who like a good mix of gaming styles, a bit of combat, a bit of exploration, a good chunk of story telling etc.

The only entry into this long winded series that I have truly liked and completed, it is a fantastic treat for anyone who sticks it in their console.

The vanilla version of Final Fantasy XV was released back in 2016 to some immensely high praise. Our own Michael Chow gave it a score of 90 praising it for its character depth, overhauled formula, battle system, and breathtaking visuals. You can read the full review here .

Answers some lingering questions about the lore; Connects the DLC to the core story; Fun new/different ways to play the game; New bosses and quests are challenging; New cutscenes; Great for those looking for more challenges

Price is a bit steep; Deciding what to buy can be a headache; Not the complete edition as more content is set to be released