Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin, release date and trailer from TGS 2021

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin, release date and trailer from TGS 2021

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Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin finally has a release date, which comes from the Tokyo Game Show 2021 along with the new dedicated trailer, with the game arriving on March 18, 2022 on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X | S.

During the Square Enix conference at TGS 2021 there was therefore a chance to see a richer version and closer to the definitive one, which is also evident from the graphic improvements that emerge from the new trailer. The spin-off action of Final Fantasy, unveiled at E3 2021, had raised more than a doubt at the time of the first appearance, but it seems to have improved somewhat in the meantime.

In any case, there is still a long time before its release, given that between now and March 18, 2022 things can change further and the evolution path of the game seems evident. Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is developed in collaboration with Team Ninja, which should guarantee a remarkable solidity from the point of view of the gameplay, given the experience of the team regarding third-person action.

The developers had actually communicated upcoming improvements for the title in question and these begin to be evident already from this trailer at TGS 2021. To find out more, we refer you to the tried and tested E3 2021 demo, waiting for further updates. arriving in the next few hours on the occasion of the Tokyo Game Show 2021.

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'Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin' sets March release date

Oct. 1 (UPI) -- Publisher Square Enix will release Final Fantasy spinoff game Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin on March 18.


The publisher made the announcement on Friday during the Tokyo Game Show and uploaded a new gameplay trailer for the title.


Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin is an action title that takes place inside the world of Final Fantasy 1.


Main character Jack and his group of his friends, who believe they are the Warriors of Light, embark on a epic journey to confront the villainous Garland in the clip.


Jack takes on a variety of monsters and creatures using melee combat and magic spells. The title is developed by Team Ninja, the studio behind the Nioh series.


Square Enix is launching on Friday a new demo for the game exclusively for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X. The game will also be released for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.