Players can begin pre-ordering the expansion on Monday, March 16th, and will earn early access for doing so in addition to a few in-game items (such as the chocobo chick courier). If you go all-out for the physical box as well, you’ll be getting an illustration by Yoshitaka Amano, a dragon mount figurine, an art book, and a blu-ray of all of the trailers to date. The collector’s edition will have a number of neat in-game items for those willing to splurge a little bit extra, including the flying griffin mount, a Dark Knight Cecil-themed baron helm, a wind-up Kain minion, and a fantasia re-customization potion. These editions will be available for the PC, Mac, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4, although the Mac version can be purchased only as a digital download as the all-in-one bundle. The studio is also selling a combo bundle of the core game plus the expansion for $59.99. The pricing for the different editions will be as follows: boxed collector’s edition ($129.99), digital collector’s edition ($59.99), and standard boxed or digital download edition ($39.99). This past weekend, the team announced several additional details about the release of Heavensward, including the reveal of the collector’s edition.
Play Final Fantasy XIV June 23rd will be here before you know it, and with it comes Final Fantasy XIV’s first expansion.
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