'Final Fantasy 15' Release Date, Trailer & Demo: Top 6 Important Facts To Know About the Game

Gamers are already very much excited with the release of "Final Fantasy 15" though its developer recently announced that the game is not yet "content complete."

PlayStation Lifestyle said game director Hajime Tabata has disclosed that the pre-beta version of the game is already complete but its content is not yet done.

"Whoa, hang on guys! A pre-beta is a preliminary step to a beta version so FFXV has not gone into full beta just yet. FFXV's development is going along well but not that well," Tabata said.

He added that the game is slowly nearing its completion but noted that there is still room for improvement.

"So basically what this means is that the game is getting close to having all the assets locked down but there's still room to change certain things (not everything) if need be. If the game was in beta, they couldn't add any Moogles in," Tabata was quoted by PlayStation Lifestyle as saying.

With the game expected to arrive next year, what can the fans really anticipate. Here are a few great facts about "Final Fantasy 15":

1. Moogles or No Moogles?

According to GamingBolt, game developer Square-Enix announced during the Tokyo Game Show last September that they are gearing towards a more serious approach with the game and could remove Moogles in the game.

But CinemaBlend noted that Tabata asked gamers if Moogles should be retained in the game. It added that the results revealed that 78 percent of those who voted wanted Moogles to appear in the upcoming game while the 22 percent want them out.

2. Better gameplay experience

In an interview with Eurogamer, Tabata said they planned the game will for the gamers to enjoy it.

"We've been setting up possibilities and contingencies plans for having tales and experiences in that world. Before that, in the same way they gave me a chance to make the game, it'd be good to have younger development talent opportunities to take on those projects," he added.

3. It's coming out next year and not in 2017

The game developer also said that they will not keep gamers waiting until 2017 for the game. Tabat said that the "Final Fantasy 15" will arrive before the said year.

4. Characters can move freely

According to GameRant, the game will have "a high action system" which will enable players to move freely across the entire screen.

5. The game is also expected to have an advanced party battle system.

6. More exciting battles

GameRant also said that the battles have developed compared to previous releases. "The game switches seamlessly from the field to battle and the combat situation evolves rapidly. It goes on quickly with a sense of full realism," added the same report.