True next-gen titles aren't here yet, but the PS5 still brings a little bit of PlayStation magic to its launch.
PS: "The Rising Tide, the second and final expansion for Final Fantasy 16, is set to feature some of the game's most challenging combat scenarios. That's according to DLC director (and a lead combat designer for the base game) Takeo Kujiraoka, who, in an upcoming interview with Push Square, told us that the addition of DLC has allowed the development team to push the title's combat system."
I’ll be real, I don’t generally go into a FF game looking for difficulty. I just hope the trophies aren’t a nightmare to get. I need a break after doing the brutal/legendary challenges and hard mode in Rebirth. A lot of that was rage inducing.
I still need the last Brutal and Legendary in Rebirth before I can pop my Platinum.
Took a break to play through DD2 and RotR, but when I got back to Rebirth, I couldn't even get to the last encounters in said challenges.
Back to the drawing table.
But I'm with you, I don't need the brutal difficulty.
I just want a great game, which I think both XVI and Rebirth is.
Will it also be more RPG, and less hack and slash?
Good game, really enjoyed the story but I'm not interested in more of it. I want SE to go back to traditional RPG style.
Gameffine reviews the most anticipated 2024 game, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth- the second installment in the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy.
IGN: "We talk to Yoko Taro and Hyung-Tae Kim about the ways that Stellar Blade is inspired by NieR: Automata, comparisons between EVE and 2B, and much more."
Its going to amazing, can't wait to get mine:)
Sounds great.