massively multiplayer online role-playing game
Final Fantasy XI
By Square, released 1 Jan 2002
- Microsoft Windows
- PlayStation Vita
- role-playing video game
What it is
Final Fantasy XI is an online multiplayer role-playing game set in Vana’diel, a world of fantasy, adventure, and exploration. The complete edition includes the original game, five expansion packs, three add-on scenarios, and three battle add-ons. New accounts receive a free 30-day subscription to play. The game invites players to explore wild lands, encounter creatures, and take on quests alongside players from around the world. The Seekers Edition also includes codes for the Chocobo Shirt and Destrier Beret in-game items. Steam lists single-player, multiplayer, MMO, online co-op, DualShock and DualSense controller support, partial controller support, and family sharing. The game is listed for Windows and PlayStation Vita, while the Steam platform listing specifies Windows. Its genre is massively multiplayer online role-playing, and it is published by Square Enix.
What players like, and what they don't
- Complete edition includes five expansion packs.
- Includes three add-on scenarios and three battle add-ons.
- New accounts receive a free 30-day subscription.
- Supports online co-op.
- Seekers Edition includes two in-game item codes.
- Free 30-day subscription is specified for new accounts.
- Steam lists only partial controller support.
- Steam lists Windows as its platform.
Who it suits
It suits players looking for an online RPG with quests and exploration in a shared fantasy world. The complete edition is aimed at those who want the original game plus its listed expansions and add-ons.
Final Fantasy XI’s complete edition gathers the original game and a substantial set of listed expansions and add-ons. New accounts get a 30-day subscription, and the game centers on online RPG play in Vana’diel.
