Final Fantasy 16 will have an extra hard “Final Fantasy Mode” in New Game+

final fantasy 16 It is going to have a New Game+ mode called “Final Fantasy Mode”, which increases the difficulty, along with some additions.

We’re only a few days away from the release of Final Fantasy 16, so of course. Square Enix he held another pre-launch broadcast in the run-up to the launch. One of the notable reveals during the stream was that once you’ve finished the game, you’ll have access to a “Final Fantasy Mode,” as part of a New Game+. This mode has some changes, mainly related to difficulty: enemies are much stronger now, but your level cap can now go up to 100. On top of that, you can also craft the Ultima Weapon for some extra strength.

You won’t start from scratch in this mode, however, as “character possessions, abilities, and level progression carry over from their previous game,” as is pretty standard for most New Game+ modes. On top of all this, beating the game in Final Fantasy Mode will net you a gold trophy, for any of you trophy hunters looking for a challenge.

You’ll also find that the Arete Stone challenges you can try in-game will have an Ultimania difficulty in New Game+, as well as a hard time attack mode called “Chronolith Trials.”

The stream also had a few other bits of information, like some planned post-launch update features. For those who like their games to have a fluid look and feel, improved frame rate performance is planned, along with the option to tweak or turn off motion blur entirely (thanks, noisy pixel). There are also plans to be able to adjust the speed of camera movement, and the team is also considering adding more button binding options.

Be careful as we get closer to the game’s release though, as it seems like spoilers have already started surfacing online.