Final Fantasy XVI - Deluxe Edition (PlayStation 5)

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The expiration date for each digital award is 23:59 on December 31, 2030. Please use it until the due date. Special Clive Rosfield SteelBook® Case – A SteelBook case featuring artwork of Clive Rosfield, the protagonist

Nowadays, all big video game publishers create multiple editions of the same game, each containing different items for the fans to buy. Depending on how much a person likes that game, they can choose different options. This can be even more confusing if you aren’t familiar with the series. If you aren’t, we have a thorough guide on whether you need to play the previous games of the Final Fantasy series to enjoy FF16 or not. Or you can go to the White Tower in London to see the real replicant of Clive’s Sword. Here is the deluxe vs. standard edition of Final Fantasy 16 and all their differences. Difference Between Deluxe and Standard Edition of Final Fantasy 16 Image Source: Square Enix Collector’s Box – A beautiful metallic-sheen box featuring impressive artwork by legendary FINAL FANTASY series illustrator, Yoshitaka Amano To make things easier, here is what each Final Fantasy 16edition comes with, their prices, and where you can buy them from: Edition Scholar’s Glasses” are accessories that increase the amount of experience points you can gain when equipped.

Final Fantasy 16 Collector's Edition contents

Sources have given Insider Gaming exclusive access to Final Fantasy 16’s standard and deluxe edition details. Final Fantasy 16 Standard Edition The flip side of this coin is that the game’s RPG elements aren’t as fleshed out as in previous games. While you’ll be introduced to your first sidequests fairly soon after the game’s prologue, these are doled out in random batches, and even when you do get more, they aren’t massively engaging.

That concludes our Final Fantasy 16 special editions guide, sharing what each edition offers and their respective prices. For even more Final Fantasy 16 guides, keep reading at GGRecon. The side content does feature great writing, and the quality of the missions themselves improve right as the game is about to conclude, but it then runs into the pacing issue of going full-pelt towards a thrilling finale, leaving little incentive to go and do those side missions, unless you’re a completionist. With Final Fantasy 16, Square has developed a game with the swagger and show-stopping confidence, even if it won’t please every fan that’s been on the journey so far. Although storied, due to the rapidly changing nature of the medium, plenty of titans of the early days of the medium remain as firm in the public consciousness as they once did.The pace of the main story is such that we were drawn to always head off on the next main mission, rather than take a detour into the minor quarrels of the small towns around the world. In one way that’s always the trade-off with RPGs of this size – you’re dealing with end-of-the-world level threats, but sure, I can take some time off to serve some meals around the outpost.

Set in the world of Valisthea, Final Fantasy 16 follows Clive Rosfield as he attempts to atone for a catastrophe in his youth that saw his family ripped apart and marked him an outcast. If you’d like to be really clear on what you’re getting in each edition, Square Enix has made a handy comparison table to help: Final Fantasy 16 official plush items There are a couple of extra items exclusive to the collector’s edition, including a Phoenix versus Ifrit summons statue, and a collection of Eikon pins that look pretty dope. Owners of the collector’s edition also get access to the Blood Sword DLC when it releases, although Square Enix hasn’t confirmed a release date for the supplementary content.The collector's edition is available exclusively on the Square Enix Store. It comes with the following items: Cloth World Map of Valisthea - this printed cloth represents the map of Valisthea, where the story unfolds Clive’s move set is varied, and there are plenty of options in terms of how you want to build your own Clive, but the game does somewhat drip-feed access to the new Eikons in a way that’s frustrating, especially given how fun they are to use. However, we did find a lot of the early enemies to have far too much health, which doesn’t make them difficult, just spongey. This becomes less of a problem later on. If you want to give Final Fantasy 16 a try before you commit, Square Enix has graciously provided a long demo of the PS5 version of the game. The demo features the game’s prologue with multiple hours of gameplay. Better yet, your progress in the demo carries over to the full release.