The blog also states that the Origin version of the game will have additional bonuses to the ones already announced, but haven’t shared any details on those yet. Purchasers of the Windows Store version will not only be able to use their Xbox One save data, but can expect a post-launch update to allow for console crossplay in the Comrades expansion. Players planning to purchase from one of the other storefronts will also have some new bonuses to look forward to. It’s a little bit unexpected but it’s not the first time we’ve seen this sort of crossover for the series, let alone for Final Fantasy XV. These items are also available to be used for the game’s multiplayer expansion Comrades. Origin: “FFXV Decal Selection” – contains a selection of cosmetic decals for the Regalia.Īlso announced today is a peculiar bonus for any Steam purchases made before May 1st: a free Half-Life focused outfit containing a HEV Suit, Scientist Glasses, and a Crowbar weapon.Windows Store: “FFXV Powerup Pack” – contains the Dodanuki unique weapon alongside 10 phoenix downs and 10 elixirs.
Steam: “FFXV Fashion Collection” – includes a set of shirts for Noctis, each of them providing a specific boost.Alongside the benchmarking tool was focused on testing out the game’s performance and Nvidia-backed features, we also learned about the game’s version differences based on the various storefronts that the game is available from. The demo will be available on all three storefronts with the game: Steam, Origin, and Windows Store.Īt the beginning of the month, we learned a fair bit about Final Fantasy XV‘s upcoming pc debut when the game’s neat, but limited, benchmarking tool was made available for download. The key announcement is that the game will have a playable demo available next Monday, February 26 containing all of Chapter 1. Square Enix announced via their blog a few more details about the upcoming Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition.
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