Final Fantasy 16 – Story focus is on Esper fights

As Producer Naoki Yoshida in one interview revealed with The Verge, will be at the heart of Final Fantasy XVI on the fights between those already known from the trailers Espers lie.

Summoned Espers will be controllable

The Espers continuously thread their way through the Final Fantasy series by Square Enix and have always presented a species Emergency option in combat dar. The players different levels of control assigned: From a selectable strong attack, to being able to give them direct orders, to summoning an Esper as a helping NPC.

In “Final Fantasy XVI” these beings are particularly brought into focus. According to Yoshida, the Battle between some of the most iconic monsters in the series play an important role.

These, as Yoshida calls them, “epic summon vs. summon battles” but would not just in cutscenes occur.

It is possible for the players get into these battles and even control your own Esperaround “feeling the excitement from within, not just from the outside”.

Yoshida’s vision is to create these immensely large and awe-inspiring Creatures like in a movie come into their own to bring, which he should have succeeded in any case in the trailers released so far.

Structured development, not a disaster like Final Fantasy XV

Final Fantasy XV had some due to delays, changes in scope, platform and leadership changes problems during development. This gave the game, despite its commercial success, a relative bad reputation.

Yoshida wanted such a disaster with the new “Final Fantasy” offshoot avoid.

“One of the first things we did in the early days of Final Fantasy XVI development, when we were a tiny team, was to focus first on what kind of game system we have,” said Yoshida. “And then once we had that, we worked out the core of the script and the story.”

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For Yoshida, the development of this game with the huge espers and exciting fights went with it Childhood dream come true.