It’s official: Final Fantasy XV is coming to PC next year. Or in the parlance of those trendy tweens, FF XV ASAP 2015 on PC.

Looking forward to expanding your Final Fantasy XV journey with friends? The multiplayer focused Comrades expansion has a test opening up next week.

Final Fantasy XV is finally getting its Chapter 13 patch today. And there's a lot more beyond that chapter that are getting some tweaks.

There's a sale on right now on the PlayStation Network, just in case you managed to save some cash for the end of the month and don't mid eating the cardboard that your crackers came in until payday.

Final Fantasy XV is a great RPG, but there are certain aspects that Square Enix isn't letting slide in post-launch support. Like the awful Chapter 13, for example.

Japan has always given us weird culture contributions, but this DLC mirrors that a bit too closely. Will the Moogle Chocobo Carnival lure you back into Final Fantasy XV?

Whether it ended up being good or bad, I think there was little doubt that Final Fantasy XV would sell well. An extra million copies have been shipped since the launch in November 2016.

A vast, emotional experience that offers many hours of gameplay. Would benefit from more storytelling in the actual game instead of outside media, as well as a few other minor tweaks, but still a fantastic journey that is lingering with me days after watching the credits roll.

Final Fantasy XV will get a new batch of narrative cutscenes to delve deeper into its slighty broken story via a patch.

There are plenty of dungeons in Final Fantasy XV, just waiting to be explored and plundered. If you can survive that is.

Six Astrals live within Final Fantasy XV, and they're ready to provide you with aid should you call upon them. Here's how to summon the mighty elemental forces.

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