Final Fantasy V Coming To PC September 24
The latest Final Fantasy game that Square Enix will be releasing is Final Fantasy XV. Last we checked, it has been pegged for a release in 2016 and it will come with new and awesome graphics. However if you’re curious about some of the older Final Fantasy titles and want to see what made the series such a classic, you’re in luck.
Square Enix has recently announced that come September 24, they will be releasing Final Fantasy V on the PC. It will be available for purchase via Valve’s Steam distribution platform where it will set gamers back $15.99. It is one of the older titles in the Final Fantasy franchise and that might be an issue for some.
It seems that its graphics will be similar to the one released on iOS. This means that it will look a bit dated and might not necessarily be the best format for PC gaming, although one of the highlights is the enhanced graphics. Whether or not you enjoy this look is really up to you. However we suppose many gamers will still play it for nostalgia purposes.
The game will include character customization, updated controls, a Tetsuya Nomura-designed optional boss Enuo from the iOS and Android versions, and an extra dungeon from the GameBoy Advance version just to name a few.
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