Square Enix don't say anything about the scale and scope of potential mods, but do say the game features 'ongoing mod support' so. It'll include-deep breath!-a driveable boat to explore and fish (with new fish to catch and cook), new quests and enemies in the Insomnia City Ruins area, a first-person camera, the three season pass expansions, over a dozen other bits of DLC including weapons and car skins, a new item to power up for the Armiger Unleashed attack, extra 'Cosmogony' lore stories and a new Archive in which to read ones you've collected, and a quest to improve the Regalia Type-D monster truck. The base PC version is what Square Enix are packaging up for consoles as the Royal Edition.

Our version will be fancier than the plain old console version too, coming with bits including mod support, a new royal boat to sail and go fishing with the lads, everything from the console DLC season pass, and a new first-person camera view. Noctis, Ignis, and the rest of the boys have been rolling around consoles since November 2016 and I am delighted they are finally coming to our town. The anime boyband roadtrip of Final Fantasy XV will swing by PC on March 6, developers Square Enix have announced.

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