Xbox fans finally have the chance to play a highly-rated RPG for the first time ever, and it’s free.The game isFinal FantasyXIV, an MMO that was previously exclusive toPCbefore being ported to thePlayStation5. It’ll be making its way toXboxSeries X/S consoles in the coming months, but not before an open beta launches to test how it functions onMicrosoft’splatforms.Take a look atFinal Fantasy XIVfor yourself belowSquare Enixhas confirmed the open beta will kick off on 21 February and will feature “the same content, features, and limitations as the Free Trial version” of the game, with the exception of purchasable content.AdvertIt’s also been confirmed that when the full game is released, players will need a valid membership toXbox Game Passin order to play. This is an odd move, especially since the PlayStation version of the game doesn’t requirePlayStation Plusto function. Nevertheless the game itself will be free-to-play, so if you’ve already got an Xbox Game Pass membership it’s worth checking out for yourself.In other news, fans are still waiting for news on the Xbox version ofFinal Fantasy XVI. The game is currently exclusive to the PlayStation 5 but will soon launch on PC, with focus then shifting to the Xbox port.The second part of theFinal Fantasy VIIremake,Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, is also on the horizon and will be shown off in more detail during a State Of Play livestream this evening. TheFinal Fantasy VIIremake is also exclusive to the PlayStation 5 and has been ported to PC, though there’s no telling if it’ll make it to Xbox platforms.Don’t miss your chance to playFinal Fantasy XIVearly via the free open beta, which will kick off on 21 February.Featured Image Credit: Square Enix/XboxTopics:Final Fantasy,Xbox,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X,Square Enix
Xbox fans finally have the chance to play a highly-rated RPG for the first time ever, and it’s free.The game isFinal FantasyXIV, an MMO that was previously exclusive toPCbefore being ported to thePlayStation5. It’ll be making its way toXboxSeries X/S consoles in the coming months, but not before an open beta launches to test how it functions onMicrosoft’splatforms.Take a look atFinal Fantasy XIVfor yourself belowSquare Enixhas confirmed the open beta will kick off on 21 February and will feature “the same content, features, and limitations as the Free Trial version” of the game, with the exception of purchasable content.AdvertIt’s also been confirmed that when the full game is released, players will need a valid membership toXbox Game Passin order to play. This is an odd move, especially since the PlayStation version of the game doesn’t requirePlayStation Plusto function. Nevertheless the game itself will be free-to-play, so if you’ve already got an Xbox Game Pass membership it’s worth checking out for yourself.In other news, fans are still waiting for news on the Xbox version ofFinal Fantasy XVI. The game is currently exclusive to the PlayStation 5 but will soon launch on PC, with focus then shifting to the Xbox port.The second part of theFinal Fantasy VIIremake,Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, is also on the horizon and will be shown off in more detail during a State Of Play livestream this evening. TheFinal Fantasy VIIremake is also exclusive to the PlayStation 5 and has been ported to PC, though there’s no telling if it’ll make it to Xbox platforms.Don’t miss your chance to playFinal Fantasy XIVearly via the free open beta, which will kick off on 21 February.Featured Image Credit: Square Enix/XboxTopics:Final Fantasy,Xbox,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X,Square Enix
Xbox fans finally have the chance to play a highly-rated RPG for the first time ever, and it’s free.The game isFinal FantasyXIV, an MMO that was previously exclusive toPCbefore being ported to thePlayStation5. It’ll be making its way toXboxSeries X/S consoles in the coming months, but not before an open beta launches to test how it functions onMicrosoft’splatforms.Take a look atFinal Fantasy XIVfor yourself belowSquare Enixhas confirmed the open beta will kick off on 21 February and will feature “the same content, features, and limitations as the Free Trial version” of the game, with the exception of purchasable content.AdvertIt’s also been confirmed that when the full game is released, players will need a valid membership toXbox Game Passin order to play. This is an odd move, especially since the PlayStation version of the game doesn’t requirePlayStation Plusto function. Nevertheless the game itself will be free-to-play, so if you’ve already got an Xbox Game Pass membership it’s worth checking out for yourself.In other news, fans are still waiting for news on the Xbox version ofFinal Fantasy XVI. The game is currently exclusive to the PlayStation 5 but will soon launch on PC, with focus then shifting to the Xbox port.The second part of theFinal Fantasy VIIremake,Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, is also on the horizon and will be shown off in more detail during a State Of Play livestream this evening. TheFinal Fantasy VIIremake is also exclusive to the PlayStation 5 and has been ported to PC, though there’s no telling if it’ll make it to Xbox platforms.Don’t miss your chance to playFinal Fantasy XIVearly via the free open beta, which will kick off on 21 February.
Xbox fans finally have the chance to play a highly-rated RPG for the first time ever, and it’s free.
The game isFinal FantasyXIV, an MMO that was previously exclusive toPCbefore being ported to thePlayStation5. It’ll be making its way toXboxSeries X/S consoles in the coming months, but not before an open beta launches to test how it functions onMicrosoft’splatforms.
Take a look atFinal Fantasy XIVfor yourself below
Square Enixhas confirmed the open beta will kick off on 21 February and will feature “the same content, features, and limitations as the Free Trial version” of the game, with the exception of purchasable content.
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It’s also been confirmed that when the full game is released, players will need a valid membership toXbox Game Passin order to play. This is an odd move, especially since the PlayStation version of the game doesn’t requirePlayStation Plusto function. Nevertheless the game itself will be free-to-play, so if you’ve already got an Xbox Game Pass membership it’s worth checking out for yourself.
In other news, fans are still waiting for news on the Xbox version ofFinal Fantasy XVI. The game is currently exclusive to the PlayStation 5 but will soon launch on PC, with focus then shifting to the Xbox port.
The second part of theFinal Fantasy VIIremake,Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, is also on the horizon and will be shown off in more detail during a State Of Play livestream this evening. TheFinal Fantasy VIIremake is also exclusive to the PlayStation 5 and has been ported to PC, though there’s no telling if it’ll make it to Xbox platforms.
Don’t miss your chance to playFinal Fantasy XIVearly via the free open beta, which will kick off on 21 February.
Topics:Final Fantasy,Xbox,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X,Square Enix
