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Final Fantasy 16 release date, special editions detailed

Get hype.

The Final Fantasy 16 release date was revealed yesterday alongside news of a couple special editions.

First, players should expect Final Fantasy 16 on 22 June 2023, exclusive (at least, for a time) on PS5.

Next, Square Enix detailed the game’s special editions. They’re as follows.

Final Fantasy 16 Collector’s Edition

Seen above, the Collector’s Edition contains the following:

  • Collector’s Box
  • Base game package
  • Premium Statue – Phoenix vs Ifrit
  • Metal Eikon Pin Collection
  • Special Clive Rosfield SteelBook Case
  • Cloth World Map of Valisthea
  • Blood Sword (Weapon) DLC

The Collector’s Edition is available for pre-order exclusively through the Square Enix Store on 13 December here in Australia.

Pre-orders of the special edition will receive a Digital Mini Artbook, a Digital Mini Soundtrack and the Scholar’s Spectacles (Exp Boost Accessory) DLC.

Final Fantasy 16 Deluxe Edition

The Deluxe Edition contains:

  • Base game package, including reversible cover art
  • Cloth World Map of Valisthea
  • Special Clive Rosfield SteelBook Case

The Deluxe Edition is priced at $169 AUD and can already be found at JB Hi-Fi locally.

Final Fantasy 16 Digital Deluxe Edition

Finally, the Digital Deluxe Edition contains:

  • Base Game
  • Digital Mini Artbook
  • Digital Mini Soundtrack

It’s priced at $144.95 AUD and is up on the PlayStation Store. In comparison, the standard edition will set you back $114.95 AUD.

Final Fantasy 16 heads to PS5 on 22 June 2023.


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