FINAL FANTASY XIV (FFXIV), the massively popular massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), is coming to mobile on Android an iOS. The announcement was made earlier today by Square ...

revealing that the game will begin following the storyline of Final Fantasy XIV Online: Realm Reborn, rather than that of the original Final Fantasy XIV Online, which was eventually replaced by A ...

a mobile adaptation of the popular MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV Online. The game will first launch in China, with a global release planned shortly afterward. The mobile version of the game was ...

Final Fantasy XIV Online has garnered over 30 million* registered players due to its sweeping narrative, intricate world-building, versatile job system, and theatrical combat. In Final Fantasy ...

From Lightspeed Studios and Square Enix comes Final Fantasy XIV Mobile, an adaptation of the critically acclaimed online role-playing game. This upcoming mobile game offers an exciting extension ...

Naoki Yoshida, producer and director of Final Fantasy XIV Online, described the mobile adaptation as a "sister" game that aims to bring the core story and combat of the original to a smaller screen.

Final Fantasy XIV Online has garnered over 30 million registered players due to its sweeping narrative, intricate world-building, versatile job system, and theatrical combat. In Final Fantasy XIV ...

Final Fantasy XIV is heading over to the mobile platform, game director and Final Fantasy Online producer Naoki Yoshida announced in a video post on X. The mobile port of Final Fantasy 14 ...

Final Fantasy XIV is the latest online multiplayer game to head to mobile, joining Diablo and Monster Hunter among others. It is being developed by Tencent subsidiary LightSpeed Studios ...

How exactly the game will be monetised remains unclear, though presumably it will be through costumes and mounts in the game's online store ... original game." FINAL FANTASY XIV MOBILE ...

In a statement as part of the release, Final Fantasy XIV Producer and Director Naoki Yoshida called the new release a "sister to Final Fantasy XIV." “It has been 11 years since FFXIV 2.0 ...