Compare this to Final Fantasy 15, the Windows Edition of the game (that’s what Square Enix calls it) peaked at a much higher 29,498 concurrent players on Steam when it released in March, 2018. Under 30,000 isn’t itself an achievement, but it’s almost double that of Final Fantasy 16’s.

Final Fantasy XVI's PC port includes some good tech, but its up-and-down performance is a worry. Here are some settings you can change for a smoother time.

With the game out now on PC, Naoki Yoshida says he doesn’t want fans to make ‘offensive or inappropriate’ mods.

Our pals over at PC Gamer had the chance to sit down with producer Naoki "Yoshi-P" Yoshida, and they asked him what kind of mods he'd personally like to see. Yoshida declined to answer, but he did say what he doesn't want to see, and what he doesn't want to see are modders making this weird.

Square Enix is gearing up to launch FF16 on PC, and producer Naoki Yoshida has a request for you: Don’t make any naughty FF16 mods. Yoshida made the comments to PC Gamer, after PCG’s Mollie Taylor asked director Hiroshi Takai if he was keen on seeing any specific mods players might make.

On September 17, the previously PS5-exclusive RPG Final Fantasy 16 finally arrives on PC. Of course, that means that people will start to mod the game, adding or tweaking content. But if you are one of those modders,

Final Fantasy 16 producer Naoki Yoshida has asked fans to not mod "anything offensive or inappropriate" into the PC release of the game. Speaking to PC Gamer, Final Fantasy 16 director Hiroshi Takai was asked about goofy mods he'd like to see in the game,