Mar 18, 2017 11:40 AM EDT By Eisen Tyler, UniversityHerald Reporter

The latest details for the open world action role-playing game, "Final Fantasy XV," will feature the playable character of Gladiolus in Chapter 13. Square Enix revealed new details for the controversial changes in "Final Fantasy XV" Chapter 13.

The Japanese video game developer Square Enix, appears to reveal new details of changes to the controversial FFXV Chapter 13. As FFXV game producer Haruyoshi Sawatari stated that at some point in the video game, Gladiolus and Ignis will join the main protagonist Noctis within the chapter. The game producer and developer of "Final Fantasy XV" created a separate path for both FFXV characters, according to Techno Buffalo.

With these changes made in the video game, "Final Fantasy XV" gamers can now control the FFXV character Gladiolus in the chapter 13. Players will also have the opportunity to see Gladiolus' side of the voyage. Moreover, Sawatari teased that "Final Fantasy XV" gamers will be able to have some Gladiolus and Ignis playtime. Nevertheless, "Final Fantasy XV" players will get the Episode Gladiolus on March 2.

Meanwhile, there are rumors that the video game developer might not have new episodic releases for the open world action role-playing game after Episode 13. The game producer stated that they have no current plans to add more FFXV character standalone stories. Square Enix is currently working on the three episodes for the "Final Fantasy XV," which involve the friends of Noctis, Prompto, Ignis and Gladiolus, PlayStation LifeStyle reported. It has been said that Square Enix expects the Episode Prompto and Episode Ignis DLC will resemble to Episode Gladiolus.

The Episode Prompto is teased by the end of the Episode Gladiolus story, while the Episode Ignis is said to come along with more tactical gameplay. In spite of that, the "Final Fantasy XV" video game is currently available for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 gaming consoles.

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