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  • Summary: An original episode told from the perspective of Ignis. With Altissia in ruins after the Trial of Leviathan, Ignis faces the Niflheim Empire to protect Noctis at all costs. Joining him along the way is Ravus, high commander of the Niflheim Empire, who is determined to rescue his sisterAn original episode told from the perspective of Ignis. With Altissia in ruins after the Trial of Leviathan, Ignis faces the Niflheim Empire to protect Noctis at all costs. Joining him along the way is Ravus, high commander of the Niflheim Empire, who is determined to rescue his sister Lunafreya. Featuring fast-paced battles and multiple endings, it is finally time to learn about the untold events that transpired during one of the most dramatic moments in FINAL FANTASY XV. Expand

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  1. Dec 14, 2017
    80
    Episode Ignis remains a good DLC. While inheriting some problems from the original game, the combat system revisited to adapt to the skills of Ignis is dynamic and pleasant, and the ideas to liven up the progression are not lacking.
  2. Dec 15, 2017
    70
    Final Fantasy XV: Episode Ignis is the most impactful character episode yet, and it's easily the most essential. Those already invested in Final Fantasy XV should find a lot to like in terms of additional story elements, and Ignis' flashy, fast, and fluid fighting style keeps enemy encounters engaging. Here's hoping that future episodes build upon what this latest scenario gets right.
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  1. Dec 13, 2017
    10
    YES YES YES! So much better than the other DLCs! Episode Ignis is one of the most emotional pieces of gaming I’ve ever experienced! Ignis,YES YES YES! So much better than the other DLCs! Episode Ignis is one of the most emotional pieces of gaming I’ve ever experienced! Ignis, Noctis, Ravus and Ardyn have some of the best character development and the gameplay is intense and spectacular. Square Enix went all out on this one. There’s a lot of content here and all of it is tied to stuff that is actually important to the story and stuff we care about like the big Altissia event instead of...dumb sequeways like...Gladio’s random departure... Expand
  2. Feb 9, 2019
    10
    Hands down. This is one of the best DLCs that has ever been released. Episode Ignis is a missing puzzle piece to the lacking side stories ofHands down. This is one of the best DLCs that has ever been released. Episode Ignis is a missing puzzle piece to the lacking side stories of Final Fantasy XV. This game has it's own elements, and they're remarkable! The combat and story is so good that you can even consider just playing this without the main game! The emotions that were showcased were outstanding. And the story told is just, excellent. Expand
  3. Dec 14, 2017
    10
    Wow! This is the DLC that fans truly deserve. And it displays that this game had real story telling potential! I wish the whole game couldWow! This is the DLC that fans truly deserve. And it displays that this game had real story telling potential! I wish the whole game could have been that intense! Expand
  4. May 3, 2020
    9
    Better than the main game and all about the best character. Fluid fast fun combat.
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    Oct 12, 2019
    9
    If only the base game was handled like this episode, it would be a masterpiece.

    Episode Ignis has everything, the gameplay is refined from
    If only the base game was handled like this episode, it would be a masterpiece.

    Episode Ignis has everything, the gameplay is refined from the original game, and it tells a story worth telling. You'll know how and what things happened at a pivotal moment in the base's game main campaign, and it sure delivers, the boss fights are good and you'll have a fair amount of Ardyn as well.

    One of the highlights of this DLC is that you can have a "what if" scenario, and I won't spoil it but is a pretty neat addition and also gives a lot of charm to an already likable character that Ignis is. Speaking of Ignis, I wasn't prepared to the emotional punch fo the ending, it was beautifully crafted, scripted and acted (the Japanese voice acting never fails to amaze), so by the end of it, I was literally moved to tears.

    From the three main episodes, I can't recommend enough episode Ignis above the others, it was beyond everything I imagined and I'm sure anyone who liked or loved the base game, would like this DLC a lot.
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  6. Dec 15, 2017
    8
    If the base game had content of similar quality and entertainment value, it would've actually been a memorable iteration in the franchise'sIf the base game had content of similar quality and entertainment value, it would've actually been a memorable iteration in the franchise's history. While episode Ignis isn't entirely flawless, it's fun, polished and adds a refreshing amount of variety in both offensive and defensive combat features that are dynamic and fairly easy to get into. The episode itself provides fast paced action, and briefly allows you to move around Altissia as if you were a dagger wielding Spiderman. Purely in terms of entertainment value, the content of Episode Ignis is arguably the best thing that Final Fantasy XV has to offer. Expand
  7. Nov 4, 2018
    5
    Episode Ignis is a crappy to ok dlc.

    The bad: -It lasts 1 hour -Ignis could have died like 4 times easily but it just doesn't happen
    Episode Ignis is a crappy to ok dlc.

    The bad:
    -It lasts 1 hour
    -Ignis could have died like 4 times easily but it just doesn't happen (even knowing he gets to the end of the game he shouldn't have according to what happens in this dlc)
    -Ravous had many chances of wining but it just doesn't happen
    -So predictive how Ignis gets blinded
    -Weird voice performance (when he screams for like 7 seconds with no reason ) before the final fight
    -Many momments are kind of cringy because they don't feel right
    The good:
    -Nice combat mode for Ignis
    -The end cinematic is very emotional because of everything you've done in the main game
    -Music for this episode is awesome
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