Final Fantasy 16’s development team seems to be reconsidering their stance on downloadable content (DLC) following feedback from players expressing their desire for more content after the game’s launch.

Initially, the team had emphasized their intention to deliver a complete and cohesive story experience without the need for additional DLC. However, in a recent interview with GamerBraves, producer Naoki Yoshida acknowledged the growing demand for additional content among players and indicated that the team is now considering their options for the future.

Yoshida mentioned that they have been attentive to the discussions within the Final Fantasy 16 community, particularly regarding the desire for DLC that expands on the story, such as exploring the background of Leviathan, referred to as the ‘lost Eikon’ in the game.

This shift in perspective comes just two months after the team had previously ruled out the possibility of DLC back in May. While Yoshida’s comments offer hope for potential future content, it’s important to note that any decision regarding DLC would likely take time to materialize, and there’s no guarantee that additional content will be developed.

In the meantime, fans can look forward to a musical adaptation of Final Fantasy 16, set to debut in Japan in 2024.