Final Fantasy IV’s 2D pixel remaster gets a release date
Square Enix has confirmed that the pixel remaster of Final Fantasy IV will be available on PC and mobile devices from September 8th.
This updated version of the game features redrawn 2D pixel graphics, rearranged soundtracks that have been overseen by original composer Nobuo Uematsu, updated controls, a modernized UI, and an auto-battle option. In addition, the pixel remaster introduces a bestiary, illustration gallery, music player, and the option to save at any time.
Players who choose to pre-purchase the game will receive a 20 percent discount, two limited wallpapers, and three rearranged music tracks (The Red Wings (Timelapse Remix), Main Theme of Final Fantasy IV (Timelapse Remix), and Battle 2 (Timelapse Remix)).
Final Fantasy IV launches September 8th for PC and mobile. Pixel remasters of Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI are also in development, but release dates have not been announced.
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