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Watch The Final Fantasy XV Tease At The End Of Episode Duscae
As a demo, Episode Duscae is only a small taste of what players will encounter in Final Fantasy XV. The scope and direction of the full game have still not been revealed, but the teaser sequence at the end of Episode Duscae hints at what's to come.
The video below only uses dialogue and static art, but it still foreshadows some of the themes and other aspects of Final Fantasy XV after the events of the demo. How will it all come together? At this point, we have to wait and see.
[Source: DualShockers]
Our Take
Final Fantasy XV (or Versus XIII) has been in the works for so long that anything we thought we knew about the story is up in the air. Can we still trust a CG video from five years ago? Or an interview from eight years ago? I'm intrigued by this sequence from the demo, and I'm also curious to see how it ties into (or doesn't) what has already been revealed about the plot and characters.
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