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Final Fantasy XV Survey Seeks Fans' Guidance For Updates & DLC
Square Enix is continuing to take and use fan feedback for Final Fantasy XV – the game's latest update (out now) includes a survey soliciting fans' desires for future game updates and DLC.
Players can choose one request from a list of story content, playable characters, an additional mode, and ability/magic upgrades, and Square Enix says the items with the most votes will be considered for future updates (no promises). Players have until the end of June to vote.
The update itself also includes a stinky tofu recipe (which was the result of a survey in Taiwan), shots from the second community photo contest, and more.
Finally, the company has announced that players can pick up the "Trendy Outfit" for Noctis for free at the PlayStation and Xbox One stores starting on Tuesday, May 30.
[Source: Square Enix, Eurogamer]
Our Take
Who knows how the features mentioned in the survey will turn out, but it's great how open and engaging the company has been about the game's updates and DLC.
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