The Grand Duchy of Rosaria, the Holy Empire of Sanbreque, the Kingdom of Waloed, the Dhalmekian Republic, the Iron Kingdom and the Crystalline Dominion.Įach place views the world differently and, obviously, this leads to some political disagreements between the nations. Of course, we also learn that the crystals have been the cause of "countless wars", which eventually formed the six nations now in the game. During this time, six powerful nations have risen up around the Mothercrystals and each place now lives in relative peace.Īs is always the case with Final Fantasy, the blessings bestowed by the Mothercrystals has allowed these powers to thrive, and their people to live in comfort. The world is tied to six different Mothercrystals, which have been around for generations. We now know that Final Fantasy 16's story and adventure will take place in a land called Valisthea. Velisthea and the light of the Mothercrystals Eventually, it changes pace to show a young boy called Joshua who appears to hold some form of magical power, seemingly linked to the Phoenix – an Eikon, or summon, in Final Fantasy parlance.Ĭheck out the first Final Fantasy 16 trailer below: It isn't just some cinematics and ambiguous hints at what to come – we get a healthy does of the setting, various characters and how the game will actually play when you get into a fight.Īt the start of the trailer, we see haggard mercenary characters sitting around a campfire, who are about to charge into battle. The first is a surprisingly great teaser for the game. I, for one, would like to personally thank them for all the hard work they’ve put into the project." Final Fantasy 16 trailersįinal Fantasy 16 has had two trailers so far – and can watch them below. Showing off gameplay, Naoki Yoshida is promising “high-octane battles” unique to the game’s Eikons.ĭetailing more on PlayStation Blog, Yoshida stated: "The team, under direction of Hiroshi Takai, has entered the final leg of development and is focusing on polish as they continue their march toward master up and launch.
He's the brains behind Final Fantasy 14's A Realm Reborn reinvention – an extraordinary turnaround, and evidence that FF16 is in safe hands, certainly in terms of scheduling and story.ĭuring the June 2022 State of Play conference, a new trailer was finally released.
Don't expect that this time – Yoshida is something of an organizational mastermind. It showed cutscenes and battles running in real-time, which producer Naoki Yoshida says "represents but a fraction of what our team has accomplished since the start of development on this."ĭirector Hiroshi Takai suggested a long wait is in store, saying, "Though we’re pouring our hearts and souls into this project each and every day, it may still be some time before we can get it into your hands."Įveryone remembers the horrifically long wait for Final Fantasy 15 – it was revealed in 2006 as a completely different game before development was rebooted, ahead of a 2016 release date. The game's first reveal trailer was surprisingly polished.
0 kommentar(er)
