Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition Out Now

Smartphone users got a surprise today as the Apple and Google Play stores released the highly anticipated mobile version of Final Fantasy XV one day before the scheduled date of release. Pocket Edition became available to those with compatible devices, and the first episode of the game is free! Continue reading to find out some details on how to get your fix of Noctis on the go!

Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition – Episode 1 Out Now!

Let’s just get it out of the way. You clicked on this article to be linked to where you can get Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition. So, I will be nice and share those links right now.

For iOS devices: click here!

For Google Play users: click here!

Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition is just one more in the list of games/apps/merchandise that Square Enix is putting out there for everyone to experience this great story. And honestly, it’s not such a bad way to get more people interested. With more and more people having access to a smartphone rather than a gaming console or high-dollar PC, it is a great way to gain more fans. And what better way to get the game out to more people than by releasing it earlier than expected!

The main drawback I have seen when it comes to this version of the game is that it will be broken into 10 chapters that you must pay for in order to play except the first chapter which is free. Especially when the episodes are expected to be more linear than the game was. But despite that, the reviews from people that have purchased Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition are right around 4.5 Stars for both the iOS and Android versions of the game.

Michael Swayne

The first Square Enix game I played was Final Fantasy IX way back in the PlayStation 1 days. I fell in love with the story, characters, and music. Since then, I have wanted to continue experience stories like that one, and that's how I became a fan of all Square Enix games. I am one of the people you'll see post articles on the main site. I have been writing news articles for websites like this one for four years now; and before that, I wrote for my village's newspaper, and edited it, and delivered it for ten years. Writing and language is a major part of who I am. I speak nine languages, and one day hope to be able to speak with every person on the planet in their native language.