This review was written before the game released
How do you put the last six years of your life into a fifty+ hour experience and have it succeed? Final Fantasy XIV Endwalker did just that.
Endwalker is an emotionally unrelenting journey throughout the history of Eorzea and the conflict that has existed since time began. We explore what it means to survive, long, and hope. We understand the plight of those who came before us, and look to those around us in our times of need. Naoki Yoshida, Masayoshi Soken, and the hundreds of others that have worked on this story thus far created an absolutely phenomenal ending to an unforgettable saga.
Beautiful zones, great music, and a story that rivals if not succeeds most non MMO's all exist within FFXIV: Endwalker. Fans of the game and newcomers alike will feel exceedingly vindicated playing through the game and completing the jawdropping expansion.
I've owned Final Fantasy XIV for six years. I've joined an FC and met many new friends who I will continue to know and cherish for years to come. It's with this that completing FFXIV: Endwalker doesn't feel like beating a video game, yet closing one of the greatest chapters of my life.
EDIT: There is a notice of; "This review was written before the game released" on the top of of what I have written. This review was written post release of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker's early access period, which probably was also before the game's retail release date.
Endwalker is an emotionally unrelenting journey throughout the history of Eorzea and the conflict that has existed since time began. We explore what it means to survive, long, and hope. We understand the plight of those who came before us, and look to those around us in our times of need. Naoki Yoshida, Masayoshi Soken, and the hundreds of others that have worked on this story thus far created an absolutely phenomenal ending to an unforgettable saga.
Beautiful zones, great music, and a story that rivals if not succeeds most non MMO's all exist within FFXIV: Endwalker. Fans of the game and newcomers alike will feel exceedingly vindicated playing through the game and completing the jawdropping expansion.
I've owned Final Fantasy XIV for six years. I've joined an FC and met many new friends who I will continue to know and cherish for years to come. It's with this that completing FFXIV: Endwalker doesn't feel like beating a video game, yet closing one of the greatest chapters of my life.
EDIT: There is a notice of; "This review was written before the game released" on the top of of what I have written. This review was written post release of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker's early access period, which probably was also before the game's retail release date.