The producer of “Final Fantasy XVI”, Naoki Yoshida, has confirmed in interviews that the development of the role-playing game is progressing according to plan and that no postponement of the planned release in June is to be expected.

According to Yoshida, work on the game has gone smoothly so far and should continue to do so. Furthermore, Yoshida announced that a demo version of the game will be available about two weeks before the final release. Players and gamers who want to try out the game before buying it will thus have the opportunity to test it extensively at the beginning of June.

Another interesting detail mentioned in the interviews is the fact that the developers from Square Enix’s Creative Business Unit III are saying goodbye to the turn-based battles of the past and are instead focusing on fast-paced real-time action. This should be a refreshing change for fans of the series and make the gameplay of the game even more exciting.

All in all, “Final Fantasy XVI” seems to be a promising game that fans of the series and RPG lovers alike can look forward to. With the planned release in June and the demo version two weeks before, players should have enough time to prepare for the adventure in the dark world of “Final Fantasy XVI”.