Fan-Made Local Co-Op Mod “Ivalice Together” Lets Up to 3 Players Play Final Fantasy XII at Once
- ⚡Xe⚡
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A fan-made co-op Mod called Final Fantasy XII Ivalice Together is being developed for the Steam version of the game, allowing up to three players to play together on the same PC.
Each player can control their own party member, including movement, battle menus, targeting and action selection. The mod also features a shared camera designed to keep the entire party in view. It is designed specifically for local multiplayer, meaning all players need to be playing on the same PC with their own compatible controllers.
A trailer for the mod was published and currently lists the project as “Available soon.” No release date has been announced yet.
Further information, including downloads, installation instructions and known issues, will be provided through the project's official Discord server.
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About FINAL FANTASY XII
FINAL FANTASY XII invites players into the vast world of Ivalice, a land where magic and technology coexist amid warring empires. The story unfolds in the kingdom of Dalmasca, newly conquered by the mighty Archadian Empire. Amid the occupation, a young orphan named Vaan dreams of freedom and of becoming a sky pirate, soaring above the clouds beyond the reach of war.
When Vaan encounters Princess Ashe, the last surviving heir to Dalmasca’s throne, he is drawn into her quest to restore her homeland’s independence. Together with sky pirate Balthier, his partner Fran, and other allies bound by fate, they uncover a struggle that reaches far beyond their borders — one tied to ancient relics known as the nethicite, stones of immense power that can determine the destiny of nations.
This is a tale of rebellion and liberation, where heroes from all walks of life rise against tyranny to decide the future of Ivalice.
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