Final Fantasy XV's Multiplayer Expansion “Comrades” will come a bit later than originally intended, and its price will also receive a small increase.
The Japanese arm of Square Enix just announced today with a press release that Final Fantasy XV‘s multiplayer expansion “Comrades” will suffer a small delay.
The expansion was supposed to become downloadable on October 31st, but it will now launch in early November. The reason is simply because the team is working on the final adjustments of the DLC’s content. A new precise release date will be announced soon.
Another change, at least in Japan, is related to the price. The expansion was previously priced at 1,500 yen plus taxes, but it will now cost a bit more, 1,980 yen plus taxes, which translates to about $17.5. At the moment, it’s unknown whether this increased price will apply to the western version of the DLC, but it’s likely.
Of course, those who purchase the expansion pass won’t have to pay anything more and will be able to download the DLC as soon as it launches, requiring no additional purchase.
If you want to see more of the expansion, you can enjoy some recent gameplay from Tokyo Game Show. A few weeks ago, we also learned that the main Final Fantasy XVgame will keep receiving new content next year, past the original plan to end in 2017.
Final Fantasy XV is currently available for PS4 and Xbox One, and will release for PC in early 2018. If you want to learn more, you should not forget to read our recent interview with Director Hajime Tabata.!