'Final Fantasy 15' Release Date & Latest News: PS4, Xbox One To Get 6 DLCs, What Gamers Need To Know

"Final Fantasy 15" is coming to the PS4 and the Xbox One on Sept. 30. In line with the anticipated release, Sony has announced that it will also be coming out with six DLCs that will be available for its season pass. What else should fans expect from the upcoming game from one of the most popular franchise? Read on for more on "Final Fantasy 15" below.

Sony announced the availability of the DLCs for the season pass in the "Final Fantasy 15" official game page for North America and the Japanese PlayStation Store. While the American page has no detailed information, the Japanese site lists the following as part of the DLC, per App Trigger.

DLC 1 - Booster Pack

DLC 2 - Episode Gladiolus

DLC 3 - Holiday Pack

DLC 4 - Episode Ignis

DLC 5 - Episode Prompto

DLC 6 - Expansion Pack

The dates for when these "Final Fantasy 15" DLCs are coming out are not yet determined at this point. However, speculations indicate that the three episode DLCs will contain the story contents that Square Enix have talked about in the past, per Gematsu.

"Final Fantasy 15" has an elaborate and expansive plot that starts with the breakdown of the peace treaty between Niflheim and Lucis, which have been in conflict for years. The game's hero, Noctis, who is married to Lunafreya, is forced to fight, and a more detailed story about this war is revealed in the special companion film "Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV."

"Kingsglaive" will be released in the Japanese market and selected theaters in the United States, per the official movie site. The story also has an anime series, "Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XV," for its Japanese audience.

Gamers will be controlling the character of Noctis on "Final Fantasy 15." Survival will have some challenges as players are supposed to eat the right types of food, or sleep and rest to be able to subsist in the games, just like in real life. There is also a weather element to "Final Fantasy 15," as well as different environments that the players, as Noctis, will encounter and learn to navigate.

As for the fighting mode, players familiar with other "Final Fantasy" installments will not be at a loss. Noctis basically does the hack and slash along with other special abilities. He also travels with a team of fighters, who bear different weapons and abilities as well. "Final Fantasy 15" follows the same treatment as classic "Final Fantasy" games, but with some improvements fitting of a more powerful console.

Square Enix promised gamers "Final Fantasy 15" will bring 100 hours of enjoyment and it will also have some fun side quests. "Final Fantasy 15" is also PSVR ready, meaning, it can be played flawlessly with Sony's virtual reality headset that's coming out in October.