Final Fantasy XIII Trilogy Is Headed To PC According to Square Enix

Written by Brandon Hofer on September 18, 2014

News: The first game in the trilogy, Final Fantasy XIII, hits next month with the full trilogy expected to be available by the spring.

Square Enix has revealed that PC gamers are going to get their chance to experience the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy beginning next month. The first game in the series, Final Fantasy XIII, will arrive in the Square Enix online store, as well as Steam, on October 9, 2014 and will be available for $15.99. The game is currently available for pre-order on Steam and, if you choose to go the pre-order route, you will get an extra 10% off the price. Final Fantasy XIII will also offer a set of Steam Trading Cards for players to collect and exchange.

On its original console release in 2010, Final Fantasy XIII marked the dawning of a new era for the celebrated series, bringing the game to multiple hi-definition consoles simultaneously for the first time in its history. The original game and subsequent adventures in the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy will soon be available for PC gamers to play for the very first time, with all games in the series due for release by next Spring.

Final Fantasy XIII expands on the rich traditions of the series, with Producer Yoshinori Kitase, Director Motomu Toriyama, Character Designer Tetsuya Nomura and Art Director Isamu Kamikokuryo combining their creativity to deliver a beautiful Final Fantasy universe. Additionally, Composer Masashi Hamauzu presents a sweeping soundtrack while Movie Director Takeshi Nozue and his team of artists adorn the game with seamless cinematic sequences.

The Final Fantasy XIII trilogy began in March 2010 with the release of the original Final Fantasy XIII and continued with its sequel, Final Fantasy XIII-2, released in February 2012. The most recent release in the series, Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, launched on February 11, 2014.

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