‘Final Fantasy 14:’ Deep Dungeons to Make its Comeback

"Final Fantasy 14" is bringing more Deep Dungeons, according to the producer and director of sought-after MMO gaming title, Naoki Yoshida.

'Final Fantasy 14:' Deep Dungeons

The producer and director of "Final Fantasy 14" confirmed the upcoming Deep Dungeons on the MMO game during the "Final Fantasy XIV" Fan Festival in South Korea, as per a news story by Games Radar.

The director and producer of the MMO game revealed that he will address the fans and players of "Final Fantasy 14" once again on Feb. 18, wherein Yoshida vows to talk about the future of the gaming title.

Yoshida confirmed that the roguelite missions are making their comeback on the 6.0 patches of "Final Fantasy."

He further said in the interview that "many people around the world wanted more deep dungeons."

However, Games Radar noted in the same report that the producer of the hit MMO game failed to give any specific date for the return of Deep Dungeons.

Nevertheless, Yoshida confirmed the comeback of Deep Dungeons in an interview during the Festival, noting that it should start sometime in March or April.

That said, in a month or two, fans of the Deep Dungeon mission would experience them once again with the release of the new patch of "Final Fantasy 14."

According to a recent report by PC Gamer, the Deep Dungeons of "FF14" was last seen on the game way back in its Stormblood expansion last 2018. Back then, it was an experimental segment of the hit MMO.

But still, "FF14" players have come to love it. As such, since then, they have been clamoring for its comeback. With the latest confirmation from the producer and director of the MMO game, their vocal request is now granted, but they'll have to wait for some time.

'Final Fantasy 14' Catgirl Pizza Delivery

Meanwhile, according to a separate story by PC Gamer, a catgirl has been delivering pizza in "Final Fantasy 14."

A player of "Final Fantasy 14" that goes by the name Saige tweeted that she "got real bored on "FF14" so I ordered a pizza off party finder."

The tweet of Saige has amassed more than 7,000 retweets and over 16,000 likes already, at least as of writing.

That said, PC Gamer noted in the same report that tons of players have done the same, ordering the same box of pizza from the delivery catgirl.

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Written by Teejay Boris