Announced last year, Final Fantasy XIV's expansion, Stormblood is set to hit platforms on June 20th this year. So far we know the game is getting a Red Mage class, the ability to swim and a new raid. However, the latest trailer has unveiled a new class, the Samurai.
The entirely CG trailer shows two characters duking it out on top of a stone hand in the first half, with the second half showing off a samurai slicing up bullets and obliterating his opponent. Players who choose to play a Samurai will begin the game at level 50. Check out the trailer below and let us know what you think in the comments.
One tablespoon Star Wars, a dollop of motorsport, a splash of Metal Gear. And a pinch of space magic. Mix and blend. Smashing! Is also running for congress.
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