You also need to ensure you download the right version on PC, too, as the team stresses that PC and Steam "are treated as separate platforms", so if you have Final Fantasy 14 on Steam and download the free version via the PC client, they won't be compatible. It's not entirely free-to-play, however there's no 30-day free subscription trial, so you'll need "an active service subscription" to Final Fantasy 14 Online to be able to play and join the 27 million registered players already signed up to Square Enix's fan-favourite MMORPG. "Continuing the critically acclaimed story from Heavensward, Stormblood takes players to new far away locales, introduces new playable jobs, continues the enthralling main scenario questline and more," teases Square Enix. Heavensward itself will be free until June 27.Watch on YouTube Everything You Need to Know About Final Fantasy 16 (So Far) - Final Fantasy 16 Gameplay After that, you'll have to get the starter game from somewhere else if you want to take part. If you really want to game the system, Twitch Prime is currently giving away a free copy of Final Fantasy XIV: Starter Edition, which is the game without any expansions, but that deal only lasts until May 3. On PlayStation 4, you can get it from the PS Store, but you have to own Final Fantasy XIV before you can lay claim to it.
You do not need to own the base game to claim it for later, but you need to own it to play Heavensward. The PC version is free from Square Enix's online store as part of its Golden Week sale, celebrating the Japanese collection of holidays in early May. If you own any non-Steam version of current Final Fantasy XIV, which means either PC or PlayStation 4, you can now download Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward for free. Thankfully, they didn't, and you can see that for yourself. Still, despite this turnaround, an MMORPG is only as good as its latest content, and Square Enix could have easily lost their audience with the first expansion titled Heavensward. Square Enix was forced to tear the game down to its rivets and rebuild it as A Realm Reborn. When the game first released, it crashed and burned, both critically and commercially.
There's few stories of death and rebirth in the MMO genre as compelling as Final Fantasy XIV.
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