Released back in 2016 in the fictional world of Eos, Final Fantasy 15 follows Noctis Lucis Caelum, heir to the Lucian throne, who must embark on a quest to rescue the Crystal and defeat Niflheim. However, he soon realizes that he is none other than the "True King" who is destined to wield the Crystal's powers in order to save Eos from eternal darkness.
Originally planned as a spin-off titled Final Fantasy Versus XIII, Final Fantasy 15 soon became a standalone title and the next mainline entry in the long-running Square Enix franchise, and with widespread praise from critics, it seems as though this was the right choice, even if fans do not quite agree.
As our very own Lee D'Amato shared in his post titled FF15 Might Actually Be One Of The Most Important Final Fantasy Games: "The first half (or maybe more like two-thirds) of FF15 takes place in a somewhat linear open world: players are given free rein to explore large areas, taking on quests as they please. You unlock new slices of it piecemeal — pivotal events see you breaking down literal roadblocks, opening the way to new regions. Later, the game becomes incredibly...
