Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire (Android/iOS) F2P MMORPG

**6souls** · 2017-04-01 17:32

Developed by Machine Zone (Mobile Strike / Game of War)

Spoiler: show

Be the hero of your own Final Fantasy XV adventure in the brand new mobile strategy game Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire! Build your own kingdom, discover powerful magic, and dominate the realm alongside all of your friends!

Do you have the courage to fulfill your destiny? Journey through vast kingdoms, gather magical resources, and build the strongest Empire in Final Fantasy history!

• Experience your very own Final Fantasy XV adventure on your mobile phone

• Jump into the action with Noctis, Cindy, and all of your favorite Final Fantasy XV characters

• Fight alongside friends and against foes in legendary battles against millions of players from around the world!

• Build up your Empire and train your troops to win in action packed, real-time battles

• Create the ultimate Guild or join up with already-powerful forces

• Strategize with your guild to crush enemies and beasts in real-time battles

• Compete for the Crystal against players from all over the world

An open world with no rules: only magic. Will your magic grow or do you stand to be defeated?

Your legend starts now in the new MMORPG: Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire.

http://www.epicaction-online.com/

**6souls** · 2017-04-01 17:33

A reminder of why you would recognize Machine Zone's games;

The stupid endless commercials during large TV events.

**Prothescar** · 2017-04-01 17:50

This feels like an April Fools thing but at this point i feel theyll make a mobile game out of anything

**bori** · 2017-04-01 18:05

All these games are just re-skins of themselves. Same shit over and over again. It's grown to be incredibly dull.

**carlweathers** · 2017-04-01 18:57

Because we needed a third FFXV mobile game.

God this looks like the most uninspired crap I've seen in my life. They cant even be bothered to make cool art or like flesh out any world building at all.

**Shenrien** · 2017-04-02 06:38

Whoever made that render of noct did a fucking awful job, the only thing that lets you identify him is his clothes.

**6souls** · 2017-08-27 13:37

MZ, the real time technology company and free-to-play mobile game creator and publisher of the hugely successful Game of War: Fire Age and Mobile Strike, today debuted its first TV and digital advertising content for its newest game, Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire.

The breakout star of the new ad campaign is lifestyle entrepreneur and social influencer Alexis Ren, whose star turn follows notable MZ game advertising icons Kate Upton and Mariah Carey (for Game of War) and Arnold Schwarzenegger (for Mobile Strike). Ren will be featured in several TV spots over the coming months, as well as on ads on mobile devices and banner/display advertising online.

“The women in the Final Fantasy universe are strong and assertive, so when we looked for someone to personify them in our advertising, Alexis was a fitting choice,” said Kristen Dumont, COO of MZ. “Alexis is a smart and talented young woman who has built and currently leads a legion of more than 10 million followers, through social media. We believe Alexis is going to be a big breakout star, and we are proud to highlight her as the archetype for this fun mobile game.”

Ren, who at 20 is already an accomplished model and runs her own clothing line, had been patiently waiting for an opportunity to break out on television.

“I’ve been very selective about choosing my first ad campaign, but the opportunity to play a character who is a confident woman and a powerful leader was a perfect fit,” said Ren. “Final Fantasy has fans across every culture, around the globe, and these ads allow me to reach new audiences on new platforms. I am very excited and proud to be a spokesperson and public face for a game that is a lot like me – it’s fun, it’s social, and it values leadership and team-building.”

The first ad in the campaign can be viewed at the link below. It, and other ads featuring Ren, will air across multiple broadcast and cable channels, and on varied programming, including NFL football.