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

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,

Final Fantasy XV represents a bold change of direction for the iconic, longevous franchise. Booting up Final Fantasy XV, the screen simply reads "a Final Fantasy for Fans and First-Timers".

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

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.

It all starts on the road with a broken down car. A group of four friends on the way to a wedding are now stranded in the outback after living in the massive city of Insomnia. It is from these humble beginnings that our adventure unfolds, a prince without money forced to now work for his dinner.

Amazing graphics | Impressive dungeons | Tragic; heartfelt story

Cindy | Not being able to choose your summon | Interact and jump on same button | Long load times

Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition isn't the perfect PC port by any means. It has its quirks, but the advantages over the console editions wipes those out in my mind. Not only does it have all the content available on console to this point at a reasonable price, but it also has mod tools coming and...

The base game and all the DLC up to this point in one package; Best Final Fantasy XV has looked; among the games setting the bar for PC graphics right now; Finally can play the game at 60+ fps; Faster loading times (depending on your hard drive) than console

Graphics options can be a bit obtuse and finnicky; Tags

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.

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