Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers review: Lighting the way for other MMORPGs
(PCWorld)

`Shadowbringers` is such a goth name, to the point that I wouldn´t be surprised if you entered Final Fantasy XIV´s latest expansion expecting to see, oh, broody anime antiheroes running a delivery service for vampires. But it´s so much more than that.It´s a tale that reminds us that the world´s beauty depends on a balance of light and dark rather than a surfeit of one or the other, and that starry nights boast as much majesty as sunny afternoons. It´s an oddly timely tale that riffs off contemporary concerns about ignorant politics in the context of a sickened world, and its cutscenes command more interest than many series on television. It´s not only the best Final Fantasy XIV expansion so far (at least in terms of its launch state), but its story hits with such a force that there´s no longer any question that Square Enix´s MMORPG warrants inclusion in discussions of the best Final Fantasy games of all time.To read this article in full, please click here