In addition, the new update makes sure that when starting the game of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13, it no longer requires internet connection. It is recommended that you play using resolution settings suitable for your PC’s specifications.” It is also mentioned that “Depending on the resolution settings selected, the game may suffer considerable drops in processing speed or cease to boot properly. At the same time Square Enix has also pointed out that the selection of a resolution that your monitor does not support, leads to Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 is reproduced with the maximum possible resolution supported on the monitor. Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 will be priced at £12.99 / €15.99 on Steam, though it will be 10 per cent off during its first week after launch.The PC version of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII received a new update, with the introduction of higher resolutions that was completed.
"From its dazzling battle system to its overarching temporal puzzle, this is the best of the set - even if it's dragged down by an exhaustingly impenetrable plot that its creators will no doubt be pleased to be done with," he wrote in his Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 review. Eurogamer contributor Simon Parkin was a big fan of Lightning Returns' shake-up to the franchise. Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 mixed the series mechanics up by providing players with real-time control over titular heroine Lightning.
This PC port will contain all of the DLC from the console release including Japanese voice-overs, bonus weapons, and extra costumes (minus the FF7 Aerith garb for some reason). This third and final entry in the spin-off series was originally slated for a spring release, but you know how these things go. The first two games in this particular branch of Final Fantasy, FF13 and FF13-2, made their way to Steam many moons ago beginning last year. Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 will arrive for PC on 10th December, publisher Square-Enix has announced.
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