A Realm Reborn: Final Fantasy XIV(for PC)

The Final Fantasy series has been a franchise that has existed since the late 1980s. The popularity and RPG elements that the game has helped garner, gave it an almost Cult status. The players of Final Fantasy can be of any age group, mainly due to its continuing legacy. Square Enix is the publisher for the game and it also holds the rights as its creator. The game is primarily played for its extensive Multiplayer elements and game universe. There is also an endearing Single Player campaign for the game with a gripping story. The game, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn takes you through the history of Eorzea and showcases how the universe of the Realm goes through a cycle of ages, mainly alternating between the Astral cycle and the Umbral cycle. The Astral Cycle or the Astral Era is marked by prosperity and peace, where civilizations progress and flourish. The Umbral Era is marked by death and destruction with cities destroying each other for the pointless pursuit of power. The planet of Hydaelyn has always been a flourishing place, though now, it hovers near the brink of destruction unless proper action is taken soon. The PC game has a PEGI rating of 16 for violence and combat. Take part in an epic and ever-changing adventure and explore with friends from around the world. Experience all the hallmarks of the best-selling franchise, with airships,fantastic plots, epic characters and more! Story The history of Eorzea has been marked by a cycle of prosperous "Astral" and disastrous "Umbral" eras. Now the land stands poised to enter another age of decline, a period known as the Seventh Umbral Era. On the eastern border, the Garlean Empire masses its troops for invasion, while the native beastmen tribes summon their deities. World Since time immemorial, the planet of Hydaelyn has seen the births of lives uncounted. But the land now bears grievous scars, and threatens to slip into a gaping maw of death and darkness. Armoury In the Armoury System, changing your adventuring style—or class—is as simple as changing what you hold in your hand.