Final Fantasy 16 has been rated in Brazil, leading credence to rumors that preorders will go up in early December and that a release date trailer is coming soon.
The rating was first noticed by Gemetsu. The game has been rated as “not recommended for children under 16.” According to a translation via Insider Gaming, the game includes sex scenes that are “not fully shown” and plenty of violence including “blood, intentional deaths, torture…victims suffering” and even “hate crimes.”
Final Fantasy XVI has been rated in Brazil: https://t.co/KlUEeEHRUK
Release date announcement and new trailer due out by the end of 2022: https://t.co/bs1NEUZ0jW
Pre-orders rumored to open on December 7 or 8: https://t.co/LVKvKgCuqj
Gematsu page: https://t.co/6NDqHHhJ5i pic.twitter.com/VSkiMxOdWX
— Gematsu (@gematsu) November 30, 2022
Insider Gaming also reported last week that preorders for Final Fantasy 16 will go live on December 7 or 8. Its report suggests that this news along with a release date trailer will be shown off at The Game Awards, which airs on December 8, though it acknowledges that Square Enix or Sony could be planning their own event. This speculation does fit in with previous statements from developers. In an interview with Famitsu earlier this month, main director Hiroshi Takai said the game was “95%” finished. Producer Naoki Yoshida said he expected the exact release date to be revealed soon.
Final Fantasy 16 is planned to release sometime in Summer 2023. The most recent trailer showed off epic battles between the mystical Eikons. The game will be a temporary PlayStation exclusive for six months after the release date.
