You also need to ensure you download the right version on PC, too, as the team stresses that PC and Steam 'are treated as separate platforms', so if you have Final Fantasy 14 on Steam and download the free version via the PC client, they won't be compatible. It's not entirely free-to-play, however there's no 30-day free subscription trial, so you'll need 'an active service subscription' to Final Fantasy 14 Online to be able to play and join the 27 million registered players already signed up to Square Enix's fan-favourite MMORPG. 'Continuing the critically acclaimed story from Heavensward, Stormblood takes players to new far away locales, introduces new playable jobs, continues the enthralling main scenario questline and more,' teases Square Enix. You can check two screenies above and below, directly from my PS4.Watch on YouTube Everything You Need to Know About Final Fantasy 16 (So Far) - Final Fantasy 16 Gameplay Considering the fact that the price is zero, it's definitely worth a download. It's static, but features the beautiful Japanese cover art by Kazuya Takahashi, and lovely custom music in the form of Ishgard's theme.

The theme was released a few days ago, but it went under the radar until now. Once it's installed on your PS4, you'll be able to use it with all your accounts. In any case you'll need a Japanese account to download the theme. Alternatively you can access the links via an incognito window. In order to access the Japanese store you need to be logged into a Japanese PSN account (There are several guides online on how to make one), or at least to be logged out from your western account. The theme can be found here (there's also a PS3 version here).

Those who pre-ordered Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward in North America and Europe got a bonus theme for their PS4, but without much fanfare, a completely free and different theme has actually been released on the Japanese PSN.

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