Jun 29, 2016 12:14 AM EDT By Sarene Mae Butao, UniversityHerald Reporter

There are information for the "Fantasy 15" that are released by the game maker of "Final Fantasy" game, Square Enix, through screenshots.

Information such as battle system, weapons and the gameplay are hinted by the screenshots released by its developer, Square Enix. The screenshots show Noctis with his friends battling with the Niflheim army. The gameplay also includes powers from large Astrals which the player can gain by "exhibiting your strength". One of the Astrals shown was the Titan, VG 24/7 reported.

There is also the ability "Guard Mode" which the player can enter during battle. It will also allow the player to dodge, provided that the player acquired the Evade skill already. Perfect timing also triggers a "Just Guard" skill.

Nocis, the prince of the royal family Lucis, is able to use a warp skill called Shift. What it does is, it will allow him to lock on a target enemy for attack. Also, Noctis will be able to shift by throwing his weapon.
This is a very handy skill for fleeing the battle. This skill, however consumes MP (mana points).

There will also be a variety of weapons that a player can summon during battles. The player will be able to switch weapons during engagement and this will trigger a "speedy battle".  Some, but not all of the weapons, have been announced already. This includes shields, daggers, one-handed swords, spears, great sword, magic, and the Phantom Sword, Gematsu reported.

Noctis with his friends are able to make camp during the night. During this event, the player can look at the Xp statistics and learn how much he had earned throughout the day. The cook of the team, Ingnis, can cook food in the camp fire. The food will grant buff effects whenever consumed in battle.

The released screenshots also shows the available mode for travelling in the game. This includes the car Chocobos, boats and a few others more.

The game "Final Fantasy 15" will be released for PS4 and Xbox One on September 30.

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