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Final Fantasy 16 Producer Says “No Clear-Cut Answer” On Combat System in Future Games

July 12, 2025 4 Min Read
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Naoki Yoshida – producer of Last Fantasy 16 and Last Fantasy 14 – has revealed in an interview that the way forward for the Last Fantasy franchise doesn’t essentially contain going again to the collection’ conventional turn-based fight. In an interview with Anime Information Community, Yoshida spoke about how the path of the subsequent Last Fantasy sport will finally come all the way down to what its developer needs to make.

Within the interview, Yoshida mentioned that the choice to make Last Fantasy 16 to function real-time motion fight didn’t come about due to some try at trend-chasing by Sq. Enix’s management. Slightly, the choice was made by the folks truly engaged on the sport. He additionally spoke about how the gameplay for any sport tends to be extra than simply its fight system.

“With this query of turn-based versus motion, it tends to isolate the gameplay to only the battle system,” Yoshida mentioned. “That doesn’t bear in mind what sort of sport the creators need to ship to gamers.”

He defined that new Last Fantasy video games are usually made to hit a brand new stage of graphical high quality. Within the interview, he mentioned that they’re “primarily based on a sure graphical high quality we need to current to our gamers, or the narrative we need to ship to our gamers”. Gameplay components themselves are sometimes left as much as the sport’s builders.

“It’s not a clear-cut reply, whether or not it should turn out to be all turn-based, or if it’s going to turn out to be extra action-based,” he defined.

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As for what we are able to anticipate from Last Fantasy 17 or 18, Yoshida additionally talked about that he wouldn’t be helming the titles this time round. Relating to gameplay, the corporate additionally doesn’t need to put any limits or onerous necessities about what sort of fight shall be featured within the subsequent video games.

“We additionally don’t need to impede or restrict our future director or whoever shall be producing the video games like 17 and even 18. We don’t need to put them on a rail,” mentioned Yoshida.

Last Fantasy 15 and 16 had been thought of huge departures for the mainline collection due to their real-time fight methods. Historically, the Last Fantasy franchise has both featured turn-based fight, or a twist on the turn-based system which provides in a touch of real-time fight to it, dubbed the Lively Time Battle system.

The success of Sandfall Interactive’s personal turn-based RPG, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, had additionally lately prompted Sq. Enix shareholders to query the corporate’s management in regards to the path of the Last Fantasy collection. When requested about this, president Takashi Kiryu spoke about how Sq. Enix nonetheless acknowledges the recognition of turn-based RPGs, and has plans to make and launch extra of them down the road.

At present, with regards to the Last Fantasy collection, Sq. Enix has the third sport of the Last Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy underneath improvement. It’s price noting that this trilogy additionally options real-time fight, albeit with some components of the traditional Lively-Time Battle system.

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Last Fantasy Techniques – The Ivalice Chronicles can also be popping out on the finish of September on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Collection X/S, Nintendo Change and Nintendo Change 2.


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