One of the big philosophies behind the creation of the Windows Edition was to increase the freedom of players to play Final Fantasy XV in the way they want to play the game. "We don’t want to limit people, or the way they play, as much as possible. Shida added, presumably in case players were worried about even just the Steam versions being vetted: We haven’t got a dedicated monitoring team at Square Enix, so we may check the mods that go up on Steam Workshop but anything outside Steam we’ll leave free." "We are planning on Steam Workshop support, and we’re also planning on a system without it so players can share mods outside of Steam. Hands-on Impressions of Final Fantasy XV on PC in First-Person Mode with Mouse and Keyboard controls!Įarlier this week we spoke to Takeshi Aramaki, Technical Director & Lead Programmer, and Kenichi Shida, Game Design & Development Manager all about Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition. Square Enix also told us that they have no plans to vet mods or censor anything mod makers release for Final Fantasy 15 on PC.Įverything you need to know about Mod Support for Final Fantasy XV! It will expand out quickly, according to Square Enix, and will include both Steam Workshop support and non-Steam mod support. And they take a much smaller share of the profit than the PlayStation Network. Final Fantasy XV on PC will be getting Mod Support, although it will be quite basic at launch with only the Cactuar NPC Reskin available. They really, really need to re-release a better, Windows 7 compatible, FLAC quality audio, up to 1080p or so, anti-alias option, XBOX 360 controller friendly, and put on Steam like they had planned to originally several years ago.
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