Square Enix is Experimenting on a Final Fantasy XV PC Port

A couple of days ago, Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata touched on getting the game on the PC and pushing it graphically. Now, new reports have surfaced suggesting that the game has been made running on PC, but only as a technical experiment in order to see the things you can push with FFXV and its engine.

A couple of days ago, Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata touched on getting the game on the PC and pushing it graphically. Now, new reports have surfaced suggesting that the game has been made running on PC, but only as a technical experiment in order to see the things you can push with FFXV and its engine.

According to a report from Dualshockers, the team behind Final Fantasy XV has been conducting technical experiments using the game as a development environment on the visual performance of the game. However, the outlet was forbidden to show what the game would look like running on PC. Furthermore, it took about two GeForce GTX 1080s in SLI to run the game as well.

Now, Final Fantasy XV already is visually impressive. However, the draw distance and loading times did have their problems. According to the report, the PC port’s visuals appear “vivid and lifelike.” We’d like to note that with the PC’s hardware performance, loading times are hopefully better.

The development could be grounds for a new title under the same engine used in Final Fantasy XV. But first, we’d like to see the game released on the platform and see how it will perform for ourselves when it finally comes out.

Source | DualShockers