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Wikipedia confirms Final Fantasy XVI "was released worldwide on June 22, 2023", matching the pin's stored date exactly.
A 3,312-view Twitch clip of FINAL FANTASY XVI gameplay: evidence that the game is playable, not a source for the event or its date.
Sony's own PlayStation Blog confirms Final Fantasy XVI "will release on June 22, 2023" - the exact date stored on the pin - announced 9 December 2022 alongside pre-orders going live.
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Medieval-monster action RPG whose Eikon-like abilities and setting echo FFXVI, but with slower combat.
SourceAction RPG that competed for the same audience in 2022-23, with environmental rather than cinematic storytelling.
SourceHere's everything you need to know about the next Final Fantasy game's story, characters, gameplay, and world.
Six years have passed since the last mainline installment in the decidedly not-so-final Final Fantasy series, making this one of the largest gaps between games in the series' 35 years of history. However, all that waiting seems to be for good reason. What we've seen from Final Fantasy XVI makes the game look like a high-fantasy epic combining the grandeur of older titles with the cutting-edge technology of newer games, making us hopeful that this next entry will be well worth the wait.