Final Fantasy 14 set to release on mobile only in China

Only in China will the mobile edition of Final Fantasy 14 be available in June. The game's teaser, which included the date, was shown yesterday on the Chinese video platform Bilibili. Additionally, fresh information about the game was revealed during a Live Letter event. The Tencent-owned Lightspeed Studio, which created the PUBG smartphone, is working on a smartphone game, which is why China will see its initial release.

A worldwide release is still anticipated, albeit the exact date is not yet known. On the game's website, gamers from all around the world may register for news and updates on upcoming testing. New information about the game, such as its 16 gear dye layers that let players fully customise their Warrior of Light's appearance, was revealed during a livestream.  With the most recent addition, Dawntrail, the main Final Fantasy 14 has only added its second dye layer.  

According to reports, there will be no auto-combat, but there will be auto-pathing to missions and destiny for convenience and a new dodge button for all classes.  Director and producer Naoki Yoshida made the formal announcement of Final Fantasy 14 Mobile in November of last year. The trailer gave the users their first real look at gameplay, showing a fully realised version of Eorzea in their palm. He confirmed that the game will be free to play but will not have gacha mechanics.

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Company plans to launch a strategy

The game's release will come after Square Enix stopped developing several mobile games in recent years, including Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link, which was cancelled last week, but confirmed that Kingdom Hearts 4 is still in development. Multiple cancellations caused Square Enix's game sales to decline, especially for mobile games, according to the company's most recent financial reports. However, Dawntrail, the Final Fantasy 14 expansion, has boosted sales and revenues of its MMOs. Thus, it is logical for the company to launch a mobile version of the MMORPG as part of its multiplatform strategy.

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