Square Enix has had a busy beginning of the year so far. This past Tuesday the Japanese publisher released both Dissidia Final Fantasy: NT and its mobile spin-off title, Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia. Though the publisher has devoted much of its time lately to hyping up both Dissidia titles, there are certainly no plans to let Final Fantasy XV and its ever-expanding universe fall by the wayside. As such, Square Enix has just revealed the release date for Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition, and it’s arriving a bit sooner than expected.

Square Enix has announced that Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition is set to debut on both Android and iOS devices on February 9th, 2018 via Google Play and the App Store, respectively. Announced last year, the mobile version of Final Fantasy XV takes the main beats from the FFXV storyline and blends it with adorable chibi-style visuals. To that end, Square Enix has chosen to break up the game into ten episodic chapters.

In regards to price, the first episode of Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition is completely free for both Android and iOS platforms. Chapters 2 & 3 will cost users $0.99 each, with the price increasing to $3.99 per episode for chapters 4 – 10. For those looking to pay for the game all in one go – and avoid numerous email receipts in the process – the entire 10 chapters can be purchased together for $19.99. Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition releases for both Android and iOS platforms on February 9, 2018 and will feature the chibi boy band we’ve all come to know and love.

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