Final Fantasy XIV is one of the most popular and acclaimed MMOs on the market, and the accolades just keep coming for the latest expansion, Endwalker, at awards shows. The latest decoration comes from the 2021 Video Game Accessibility Awards.
At the 2021 Video Game Accessibilty Awards, Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker took home the award for Remapping, a tool that allows players to adjust which button inputs perform certain actions when playing Square Enix's popular MMORPG. Such exemplary customization allows more players to enjoy the game.
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Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker has continued to earn honors at awards shows regularly. Endwalker was also the talk of another show earlier this week, accruing three additional awards at the SXSW Award Show on March 14. These included: Excellence in Narrative, Excellence in Original Score, and the coveted Game of the Year award.
Endwalker may have been the latest expansion for Final Fantasy XIV, but the team at Square Enix is working hard on additional content, with Final Fantasy XIV's 6.1 Patch: Newfound Adventure coming in April.
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