- Genre: Massively Multiplayer RPG (PS3)
- Released: March 11 NA
- Publisher: Square Enix
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PC
Release Dates
NA March 11 JP March 11
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Final Fantasy XIV takes the first intrepid steps into an unknown realm, and in doing so a new place for adventures of all creeds to call home is born - Eorzea.
In the world of Hydaelyn, the term Eorzea denotes the geographical region comprised of the continent of Aldenard and its surrounding islands, as well as the civilization which spawned there.
Calling the area home are several independent city-states, the most notable being Limsa Lominsa, bustling port and pirate hub; Ul'dah, a desert city rich in mineral wealth; Gridania, nested deep within an ageless wood; and Ishgard, bastion atop the mountains.
Throughout the realm can be found climates both harsh and mild, as diverse as the skies are vast. Bleak, desolate landscapes stretch to uncharted horizons, their uninviting expanses yet to be traversed. Colossal monstrosities stalk the land, as if mountains primeval had somehow stirred and risen. Of all the things Eorzea may be said to be, hospitable is not among them.
In the past, the city-states battled tirelessly, vying for domination and hegemony. Death-mongering beast tribes molested the land unchecked, leaving only destruction in their wake. Unseen enemies lurked beyond the borders, striking at the slightest provocation or show of weakness. The history of Eorzea is a tapestry woven of war and strife, stained with the blood of those gone before, and the tears and ash of fallen endeavor.
And yet the love the gods bear this unforgiving land endures, now as always. What is the allure of this seemingly forsaken place? With what hope and to what end do would-be inhabitants journey here to live out their days?
The answer lies with that which gives form to Hydaelyn and all myriad creating in it - crystals. The cornerstone of all things, it is these crystallized manifestations of the aether that beckon the people to come, risking all in the undertaking.
And so it is that adventurers too have harkened the call - to bear witness to the epic set to unfold in this land. This Eorzea.
In the world of Hydaelyn, the term Eorzea denotes the geographical region comprised of the continent of Aldenard and its surrounding islands, as well as the civilization which spawned there.
Calling the area home are several independent city-states, the most notable being Limsa Lominsa, bustling port and pirate hub; Ul'dah, a desert city rich in mineral wealth; Gridania, nested deep within an ageless wood; and Ishgard, bastion atop the mountains.
Throughout the realm can be found climates both harsh and mild, as diverse as the skies are vast. Bleak, desolate landscapes stretch to uncharted horizons, their uninviting expanses yet to be traversed. Colossal monstrosities stalk the land, as if mountains primeval had somehow stirred and risen. Of all the things Eorzea may be said to be, hospitable is not among them.
In the past, the city-states battled tirelessly, vying for domination and hegemony. Death-mongering beast tribes molested the land unchecked, leaving only destruction in their wake. Unseen enemies lurked beyond the borders, striking at the slightest provocation or show of weakness. The history of Eorzea is a tapestry woven of war and strife, stained with the blood of those gone before, and the tears and ash of fallen endeavor.
And yet the love the gods bear this unforgiving land endures, now as always. What is the allure of this seemingly forsaken place? With what hope and to what end do would-be inhabitants journey here to live out their days?
The answer lies with that which gives form to Hydaelyn and all myriad creating in it - crystals. The cornerstone of all things, it is these crystallized manifestations of the aether that beckon the people to come, risking all in the undertaking.
And so it is that adventurers too have harkened the call - to bear witness to the epic set to unfold in this land. This Eorzea.
Series
- Final Fantasy VII (1998)
- Final Fantasy VIII (2000)
- Final Fantasy XI (2003)
- Final Fantasy XI Online: Ultimate Collection (2009)
- Final Fantasy XI: A Moogle Kupo d'Etat (2009)
- Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia (2004)
- Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart (2003)
- Final Fantasy XI: The Vana'diel Collection (2005)
- Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan (2006)
- Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess (2007)
- Final Fantasy XIV Online (2010)
- Final Fantasy XI (2006)
- Final Fantasy XI Online: Ultimate Collection (2009)
- Final Fantasy XI: A Moogle Kupo d'Etat (2009)
- Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan (2006)
- Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess (2007)
- Final Fantasy XIII (2010)
- Final Fantasy XIII-2 (2012)
- Final Fantasy IX (2010)
- Final Fantasy Versus XIII (2008)
- Final Fantasy X HD
- Final Fantasy XIII (2010)
- Final Fantasy XIII-2 (2012)
- Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Special (Import) (2004)
- Final Fantasy VII: Dirge of Cerberus (2006)
- Final Fantasy X (2001)
- Final Fantasy X International (Import) (2002)
- Final Fantasy X-2 (2003)
- Final Fantasy X-2 International + Last Mission (Import) (2004)
- Final Fantasy XI (2004)
- Final Fantasy XI Online: Ultimate Collection (2009)
- Final Fantasy XI: A Moogle Kupo d'Etat (2009)
- Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia (2004)
- Final Fantasy XI: Girade no Genei (Import) (2003)
- Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart (2003)
- Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan (2006)
- Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess (2007)
- Final Fantasy XII (2006)
- Final Fantasy XII International Zodiac Job System (2007)
- Final Fantasy Anthology (1999)
- Final Fantasy Anthology (PAL) (2002)
- Final Fantasy Chronicles (2001)
- Final Fantasy Collection (Import) (1999)
- Final Fantasy I (Import) (2003)
- Final Fantasy II (Import) (2003)
- Final Fantasy IV (1995)
- Final Fantasy IX (2000)
- Final Fantasy Origins (2003)
- Final Fantasy Tactics (1998)
- Final Fantasy V (Import) (1998)
- Final Fantasy VI (2002)
- Final Fantasy VII (1997)
- Final Fantasy VIII (1999)
- Crystal Defenders R1 (2009)
- Crystal Defenders R2 (2009)
- Final Fantasy (2009)
- Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time (2009)
- Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King (2008)
- Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers (2009)
- Final Fantasy III (2011)
- Final Fantasy IV: The After Years (2009)
- Final Fantasy Mystic Quest (2010)
- Final Fantasy (2010)
- Final Fantasy II (2010)
- Final Fantasy III (2011)
- FINAL FANTASY TACTICS: THE WAR OF THE LIONS (2011)
- Dissidia 012[duodecim] Final Fantasy (2011)
- Dissidia: Final Fantasy (2009)
- Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable (Import) (2006)
- Final Fantasy Anniversary Edition (2007)
- Final Fantasy II: Anniversary Edition (2007)
- Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection (2011)
- Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions (2007)
- Final Fantasy Type-0 (2011)
- Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core (2008)
- Theatrhythm Final Fantasy (2012)
- Blood of Bahamut (Import) (2009)
- Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time (2009)
- Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates (2008)
- Final Fantasy III (2006)
- Final Fantasy IV (2008)
- Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift (2008)
- Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings (2007)
- Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light (2010)
- Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls (2004)
- Final Fantasy IV Advance (2005)
- Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (2003)
- Final Fantasy V Advance (2006)
- Final Fantasy VI Advance (2007)
- Final Fantasy Adventure (1991)
- Final Fantasy (1990)
- Final Fantasy II (Import) (1990)
- Final Fantasy III (Import) (1994)
- Final Fantasy II (1991)
- Final Fantasy III (1994)
- Final Fantasy Mystic Quest (1991)
- Final Fantasy V (Import) (1992)