Everyone has been talking about Final Fantasy 16 since its release for the PlayStation 5 and for the most part the game has received nothing but good feedback. While many people were initially skeptical about about Final Fantasy 16 due to its medieval tone and the storyline concerning the Blight the overall gameplay ended receiving great reviews from numerous gaming publications including GameSpot, IGN and Eurogamer. The music score to Final Fantasy sounds like something straight out of a movie and the combat system is also fun allowing players to pull of Shift Strikes, Magic Bursts, Eikonic Strikes when battling enemies whiling being able to level up in the process. While Clive Rosfield is not necessarily the most popular protagonist within the Final Fantasy series his character he is definitely better than Lightning from FFXIII. While Final Fantasy 16 may be regarded as less popular than its 2016 predecessor Final Fantasy 15 you can tell that Square Enix went out of their way to give players something fresh and different in regards to tone and atmosphere. While Final Fantasy 15 felt more contemporary in terms of setting FF16 was able to appeal to casuals using a more medieval approach which is impressive. The story for Final Fantasy 16 gives players at least 30 hours of gameplay and has at least 70 different side quests. Even though, the game has only been out for a couple of days now many people expect Final Fantasy 16 to reach at least 4 million copies in terms of sales before the end of 2023.