One area where the series has always excelled however is its music. RELATED: 5 Reasons Final Fantasy 7 Is The Best Game In The Series (& 5 It's Actually 10) Few franchises can compare when it comes to the sheer brilliance of these games. Gone are the days when party members were unrecognizable pixels on the screen, as are the random battles that stalked gamers throughout Gaia for so many years.
With each new generation of consoles, the series has climbed to new heights. Square Enix has been forthcoming about the expansion's content so you can read all about Final fantasy 14: Stormblood's Red Mage job, swimming, Ananta beast tribe and raids, or check out the Samurai job, Kojin beast tribe and new locations.Īll in all it seems a pretty hefty and important update, and worth getting a bit excited about.The advancements in technology over the last 3 decades have allowed developers to achieve things that could only be dreamed of when the Final Fantasy franchise first debuted back in 1987. There will be no PS3 version of Stormblood this second major expansion to the re-released version of the MMORPG (A Realm Reborn) will sunset support for the older console. To get us all in the mood for Stormblood, Square Enix has released the tack in full, and you can listen above.įinal Fantasy 14: Stormblood releases on June 20 for PC and PS4.
This is well evidenced in the beautiful main theme, Revolutions, which comes to us from longtime Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu. Get in the mood with music from the master.įinal Fantasy 14: Stormblood does all the things a good expansion should - new classes, new zones, new bosses - but perhaps even more important than all the additions is the continuation of the series heart and atmosphere.
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