Square Enix’s latest gets some intriguing upgrades
Even at launch Final Fantasy XV felt like an incomplete game. With a first half that gently let you explore a gorgeous open world, then a second half that stuck you on a train and pelted you with location changes on the way to a rushed conclusion, it was hard to follow. Since then, Square Enix has worked hard to fill in gaps in the story with free updates, while also releasing four DLC episodes. This Royal Edition brings everything released so far in a Game Of The Year-style package, with some added new extras.
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