A new Final Fantasy release is always a special moment, no matter how big or small it might be. With Square Enix officially announcing the release of Final Fantasy 14: Bygone Serenity, fans have something very exciting to look forward to in 2027.
Final Fantasy 14 has perhaps the most interesting development history of any game in the series. It was initially released in 2010, but was universally panned by players. The MMORPG then shut down in November 2012, with Square Enix later releasing a revamped 2.0 version in August 2013. This version was far more successful, both critically and commercially, and 13 years later, Final Fantasy 14 continues to receive plenty of new content with a massive active player base. Given how the game started, it's hard to believe where it is now.
I wanted Revelation to trim some of Rebirth’s open-world excess. After playing it, I discovered Square Enix has gone in the other direction.
Square Enix has opened pre-orders for a new Final Fantasy 14 collectible centered around Sphene and Living Memory. The item, the Final Fantasy 14 Music Box: Bygone Serenity, "brings home the nostalgia of Living Memory," according to Square Enix, and features the...
