But in the days leading up to FFXIV's closure, those loyal players who remained decided to fashion their own heroic endgame.

When FF14 launched back in 2010, it was met with a terrible player response and equally terrible media reviews. To quote our own: "As you wade ever deeper, you discover a swampy muck of bugs ...

Ahead of the release of the highly-anticipated “Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn” for PlayStation 4, FoxNews.com talked to director and producer Naoki Yoshida about how he worked to revive ...

FFXIV MOBILE inherits the relaxed and welcoming community aspects of the original game, allowing you to enjoy social interactions the way you want. You can experience the game in your own way ...

Yet what killed the original “FFXIV” wasn’t the plot, but the gameplay and the interface. Players coming to “A Realm Reborn” for the first time would never be able to tell it was an issue.

Square-Enix released the original version of Final Fantasy XIV in 2010 to critical indifference, and it currently holds a Metacritic rating of just 49%. Things didn't look good, ...

The original FF14 was a disastrously awful game and, to Square Enix's credit, they spent a good few years rebuilding it as an entirely new MMO.

To say that FFXIV had a troublesome launch is an understatement. Upon release in 2010, every single aspect of Squeenix's MMO was broken. It was a disaster. Since then, the original development ...

After almost a three year hiatus, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn—Square Enix’s second go after botching the first attempt in 2010—is releasing on Aug. 27, 2013 on the PC and PlayStation 3.

Aptly named Final Fantasy XIV Mobile, the game is not being developed by the original game’s Creative Studio III, led by revered producer and director Naoki Yoshida (known to FF XIV fans as ...

When the record was awarded to the team at Square Enix, FFXIV had 384 original pieces of music. And that was in 2017, ahead of the then-upcoming launch of Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood. Soken's ...

According to a press release announcing the game, Final Fantasy XIV Mobile will retain many of the features that have made the original game a success, including the story-driven content and ...