We're nearly there before the actual release of "Final Fantasy XV" has been made official. To get fans even "giddier" with the game, Square Enix has just released a new demo of the game, although only for Japan at the moment.
According to the Active Time Report (via Kotaku), "FFXV" director Hajime Tabata announced that the demo called "Final Fantasy XV Judgment Disc" showcases the final retail build of the game. Since it is only a demo, a handful of features can only be available to only give a taste of the bigger and final release that is "Final Fantasy XV."
The demo features only the opening of the game up to the ending of Episode One's middle portion, making the game run for around 60 to 90 minutes in length. Adding to that, "Final Fantasy XV Judgment Disc" is only meant to be played casually since the demo's difficulty is locked to the "Easy" difficulty only. Lastly, numerous levels and abilities have been restricted as well.
When the demo finishes, the game itself will offer the chance for players to purchase the full game of Square Enix's "Final Fantasy." The demo is available via digital download, while in Japan, they also have select in-store demo stations to acquire it.
IGN also mentioned in an earlier article that "Final Fantasy XV" will feature a multiplayer mode as a DLC. Previously labeled as "a completely new way to play" the game, multiplayer DLC, titled "Comrades", will be an online, co-op multiplayer expansion that will have up to 4 players.
After over 10 years of development, "Final Fantasy XV" is slated to be released on Nov. 29 worldwide on the PS4 and Xbox One.
