Cook & Decker’s Final Fantasy 15 Art Book Releases Later This Year – Includes Ignis’ Recipes! (GALLERY)
Final Fantasy 15 has been making headlines recently, with Square Enix having officially announced two new versions of the game: Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition for mobile devices, and Final Fantasy Windows Edition for PC. Continuing on with the FFXV hype, the Japanese publisher has also announced that a Final Fantasy 15 art book is being published through art dealership Cook & Becker. The art book is available for pre-order now over on Cook & Becker’s website, with an estimated shipping time of December 2017.
The perfect coffee table companion for any avid FFXV fan, the Final Fantasy 15 art book features 220 pages full of the art and design of both the core game and the movie spin-off, Kingsglaive. Though not actually mentioned on C&B’s product page, the FFXV art book includes pictures of some of Ignis’ campfire meals from the game, alongside legitimate recipes instructing readers on how to create them. It also includes ‘never-before-seen’ artwork and screens made specifically for the book. The art book comes in two different versions: a standard edition that costs $49, and a limited edition that will run you $169. Here’s the breakdown of both versions, below:
About The Art & Design of FINAL FANTASY XV
- Hardcover
- Cover art featuring Noctis and his father
- 220 pages
- 400 x 225 mm
- Full Color
- English Language
About The Art & Design of FINAL FANTASY XV – Limited Edition
- Yellow-backed hardcover
- Cover art featuring the cast of FINAL FANTASY XV
- 220 pages
- Comes in a luxury box (486 x 326 mm)
- Includes two hand-numbered giclee art prints, sized 300 x 360 mm and 300 x 400 mm
- *The first 500 editions will include a hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity signed by members
- of the FINAL FANTASY XV art team*
- Full Color
- English Language
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