Final Fantasy 16's Clive Voice Actor Wants to Play Legacy of Kain's Raziel Above All Else
Another role for Ben to Starr in.
Featuring fast, reflex driven, action heavy combat, Final Fantasy 16 is certainly a departure from what fans may expect out of a Final Fantasy game, but its excellent story, characters, and world building are right up there with the best the series has to offer, and the innovative Active Time Lore feature should set a new standard for how lengthy, story-heavy games keep players invested in its world.
Another role for Ben to Starr in.
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Final Fantasy 16 producer Naoki Yoshida has made no secret about drawing inspiration from Game of Thrones for the latest epic in the long-running series, but the influence of A Song of Ice and Fire goes way beyond its British medieval roots. From Clive being Jon Snow, to the Iron Kingdom and a Hodor impersonator, here are 49 times when Final Fantasy 16 basically copied Game of Thrones.
One of the most valuable combat skills you can learn in Final Fantasy 16 is how to stagger an enemy. Staggering an enemy knocks your opponent to the ground for a moment, giving you the perfect opportunity to unleash a barrage of attacks that deal extra damage without the threat of retaliation. In this Final Fantasy XVI video guide, we will teach you everything you need to know about staggering even the most powerful opponents, …
Featuring fast, reflex driven, action heavy combat, Final Fantasy 16 is certainly a departure from what fans may expect out of a Final Fantasy game, but its excellent story, characters, and world building are right up there with the best the series has to offer, and the innovative Active Time Lore feature should set a new standard for how lengthy, story-heavy games keep players invested in its world.
Featuring fast, reflex driven, action heavy combat, Final Fantasy 16 is certainly a departure from what fans may expect out of a Final Fantasy game, but its excellent story, characters, and world building are right up there with the best the series has to offer, and the innovative Active Time Lore feature should set a new standard for how lengthy, story-heavy games keep players invested in its world.