Final Fantasy XV took a long time coming. After a decade of delays, it's not surprising that both Square Enix and the game's director, Hajime Tabata say they aren't finished with Noctis and his bro squad. With not even a whisper of Final Fantasy XVI, the rest of this year (and to some extent 2018) is focused on the Final Fantasy XV universe: PC versions, expansions, mobile spin-offs and attempts at a multiplayer mode -- which is great if the rejuvenated series was exactly what you were looking for in a modern RPG. I talked to Tabata, who, eventually, steered the fifteenth iteration of the series to the finish line, here at Gamescom. He explained what worked, what didn't and somehow tricked me into evangelizing about that mobile game. (Unfortunately, he didn't say a thing about that bizarre Assassin's Creed collaboration, hours before it was announced.)
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