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Famed Composer Nobuo Uematsu Returns For Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward
Square Enix has found rare success in tearing a game down and rebuilding a better one in its place. Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn continues to hold the interest of its audience, with an expansion on the horizon.
The publisher announced today that the title song for the Heavensward expansion was composed by Nobuo Uematsu, a compose who has put his mark on many a Square Enix title. In addition, the company released a video to showcase some of the new scenery featured in the update.
Also released today are two videos of Heavensward gameplay. One features the new job actions. The other features a dungeon crawl.
Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward will be out on June 23.
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