game news Final Fantasy 16 is definitely an episode in its own right and marks the story by being set in this mythical place!
The wait will be unbearable, but rest assured: Final Fantasy XVI is about to be released to the market. In the meantime, this nice advertising stunt by Square-Enix has been a topic of conversation.
A work of art, we tell you
It’s not every day that a new Final Fantasy installment comes out, and every time it’s the same story: everyone’s terribly excited, and rightly so. The Square Enix franchise is one of the most famous sagas in the world and has been instrumental in democratizing video games themselves.
In short, FF16 is about to be released in a few days and the Japanese publisher just pulled off a rather unique communication stunt: The sword of Clive (the game’s protagonist) has been faithfully recreated… and is currently on display at the Tower of London.
a little more precise, Square-Enix has partnered with Royal Armories, the famous British museum of arms and armor. This takes place in the legendary White Tower in the English capital, where the sword of Final Fantasy XVI will therefore appear for a month.
In partnership with Royal Armories, a world-renowned museum housing the UK’s national collection of arms and armor, Clive’s Invictus Sword from Final Fantasy XVI is on display in the White Tower at the Tower of London until July 19th. #FF16 pic.twitter.com/raU9KzqErk
— FINAL FANTASY XVI (@finalfantasyxvi) June 20, 2023
Watch out darling, it’s gonna cut
And since we’re talking about art, let’s try to redirect and direct you to our article from yesterday the game’s stunning new artwork, some of which really could pass as masterpieces. See for the pleasure of the eyes.
Without that, Keep in mind that a playable demo is currently being made available on the PlayStation Store : It’s totally free and you can preview Final Fantasy XVI with the option to transfer your save to the full game once it’s released.
Next to, It will be available only on PS5 on June 22nd in just two short days. There’s no word on a possible PC or Xbox release, but we’ll keep you updated if Square-Enix communicates in the future.
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