The "Final Fantasy XV" debate goes on with the question if the game really is an open-world or not. However, recent interviews of the game's director Hajime Tabata made clear of what his plans for one of the most anticipated games of the "Final Fantasy" franchise.
Hajime Tabata Opens Ups About Plans For 'Final Fantasy XV'
Fans are worried that "Final Fantasy XV" will not deliver the things that the game developers have revealed in the trailers. To make the confusion disappear, game director Hajime Tabata had a recent interview with Siliconera where he stated that "Final Fantasy XV" will not be entirely an Open-World game as it is covering only 15% of the game's content.
The director added that the "Final Fantasy XV" will have two-part gaming structure. The first half will have an open-world component, while the second half will depict a linear path and has an estimated time 40-50 hours in finishing the game, saying that "Final Fantasy XV" will be a hybrid of some sorts, marking it as a first for the franchise.
Hajime Tabata further explained that this decision is wise for the game developers to keep players of "Final Fantasy XV" interact with the game and don't get bored or tired easily when exploring the game as it becomes more excitingly interesting. In other related news by NZGAMER, Hajime Tabata explained the DLCs for "Final Fantasy XV."
Hajime Tabata confirms a total of six add-ons are set that will arrive for the game outside its season pass offerings. He added that the add-ons will not be everything to look out for in "Final Fantasy XV."
'Final Fantasy XV' Release Date
News of "Final Fantasy XV" being moved from its September launched to Nov. 29 is not a new thing to pick on. However, "Final Fantasy XV" is still the most talked about game for the franchise and latest Final Fantasy game will be out in Playstation 4 and Xbox One. For more "Final Fantasy XV" news and updates, stay tuned to GamenGuide!
