Rising Tide DLC Will Finally Explain One Of FF16’s Biggest Mysteries

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Mad World Age of Darkness is finally making its way to Steam, and with it comes a few new surprises for players to enjoy as they celebrate the new platform release. 

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God of War Ragnarok’s hotly anticipated free DLC expansion Valhalla, due out later today, will add more Trophies to the game – although they’ll be listed separately from the campaign, so you won’t need to worry about them if you haven’t earned the Platinum just yet. Writing on Twitter, game director Mihir Sheth confirmed the tidbit.

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With Echoes of the Fallen available forFinal Fantasy 16, Square Enix is working towards the game’s second paid DLC – The Rising Tide. It’s out in Spring 2024, and as seen in the recent trailer, it features Leviathan as a new Eikon battle. While the first DLC is shorter, the second promises ten hours of gameplay, per a Famitsu interview.