No story, no instructions, no fighting in short – not actual quests. Take quests, for example, which were essentially a couple of empty bars that filled as time went by from the moment we clicked on them. Enjoy!” – then left us wondering about what in Eos we should do next.Ī bit shaken from the experience, we quickly realized we were not going to get what we had come for. The game basically just told us – “Here, have an empire. Yes, we were greeted by Noctis, which obviously made things slightly more palatable, but there was literally no introduction to why we are here and what our purpose might be. We have to admit that, having loved most games in the Final Fantasy series, our first contact with A New Kingdom was somewhat painful.
A Base-Building War Game with an RPG Twist The moment you become too attached to pay attention, the game might just reach for your wallet, too. Even so, we recommend a cautious approach. In other words, if you’re into mobile base-building war games and you also happen to enjoy the Final Fantasy series, it’s likely that A New Empire will catch your eye and maybe even your heart. In Final Fantasy XV: New Empire, you get to build your own little kingdom, amass resources, upgrade various aspects of your economy or military, create gigantic armies, and ultimately use your force to blast others off the face of the map – so to speak. Yet not all players will see it that way. For those looking to immerse themselves in a world of stories while exploring quests and lore with their heroes, the release by Epic Action will be a severe disappointment. This couldn’t be further from the truth, although the way you interpret the obvious misrepresentation is up to you. Expected an MMORPG? Try Again!įinal Fantasy XV: A New Empire advertises itself as an MMORPG – something you would expect given its title and the series that recommends it. What he introduces you to, however, is not so much an RPG experience as it is a base-building war game with plenty of itchy buttons that require real currency to activate. The world, graphics, and architecture look familiar and you do encounter some recognizable faces, but the similarities stop here.Īs you take over the reins of your own, vast empire, you are greeted by Noctis, the protagonist from Final Fantasy XV, who serves as your guide and hero.
Please also note that for episodic content, only the release date of the first episode is marked.Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire might bear the name of the widely popular RPG series, but is entirely distinct from the latter in terms of gameplay. Online games ending service are in italics.
All rereleases, remakes and expansion packs are un-bolded. To make reading the list easier, completely new Final Fantasy releases (by region) have been bolded.
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