Simply turn on Wait Mode, and all of the action will come to a halt whenever you stop moving, giving you a chance to survey the landscape and plan out your next moves without fear.įinal Fantasy games are known for their sense of adventure, but they also share a lot of DNA with contemporary and classic adventure games, and the fifteenth entry in the series is no different.
And for series fans who may want to enjoy combat at a slower pace, Final Fantasy 15 has you covered, too. But it's also much deeper than it appears at first glance, revealing more and more of its layers while you play. As you do damage, you'll be able to perform Link Strikes with your teammates, activating special abilities which can alter the state of combat in a variety of flashy attacks and supporting maneuvers.įinal Fantasy 15's combat is the fastest, most action-focused system in the series yet, often existing on the cusp of pure chaos. With his trademark Warp Strike, Noctis can flit around the battlefield in an instant, using the space around him to attack enemies from behind for more damage, or to get a quick breather from combat to recharge his health and magic points. As Noctis, you'll be able to wield a variety of weapons, from broadswords, to polearms, to even pistols and rifles - each one with their own strengths, weaknesses, attack animations, and more. It's simultaneously unlike anything in the series and yet still deeply Final Fantasy, as Noctis and his team use a combination of magical weapons and elemental attacks to do battle with the myriad enemies and monsters throughout the game. Instead of waiting for meters to fill up to pick out attacks from a menu, Final Fantasy 15's combat is dynamic, three-dimensional, and plays out entirely in real-time, taking cues from action-packed greats like Bayonetta or Devil May Cry.
The Final Fantasy name is often synonymous with tactical turn-based combat, but it's also driven by a constant desire for reinvention, and the fifteenth entry in the series is changing things up in a big way.
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