No other game has captured our fancy and fantasies that it has spurred into fourteen more captivating games. No other game has given gamers hours of delightful challenges, keeping fingers glued to those controls and on tiptoes with excitement.
For all you Final Fantasy aficionados and followers, fantastic news! The new Patch 2.51 for Final Fantasy XIV is out now with new Manderville Gold Saucer additions that will keep you entertained and challenged for hours.
Manderville Gold Saucer allows players to have a little bit more fun and take a breather from the serious work of protecting the realm. Players can indulge in activities such as Chocobo racing wherein they can raise, breed, train, and control their own Chocobos for racing with other would be-champion Chocobos.
Players can also test their luck with Jumbo Cactpot where one can buy limited lottery tickets a week after completing the required quests. Same rules apply for the Mini Cactpot lottery game; the difference is it's limited to a ticket purchase a day.
Monster Toss, Crystal Tower Strike, The Moogle's Paw, and Cuff-a-Cur comprises the Mini games being offered to gamers for their amusement and is an easy enough way to earn and save up small amounts of MGP.
Simple as it sounds, The Triple Triad is not to be carelessly trifled with, as it can be a creative way to create a deck of cards to skillfully defeat an opponent and be the master of cards. There are about 80 cards to collect and you can earn some of the card through other activities in the game to use for tournaments.
GATE's (Gold Saucer Active Time Events) like Cliffhanger, Vase Off, Skinchange We Can Believe In, The Time of My Life, and Any Way the Wind Blows ensures added fun filled activities for the pleasure of players.
After challenging and daring feats and all the hard work and exciting adventures a player goes through, new exciting prizes and rewards are made available through the Gold Saucers Attendant making a gamer surely want to do even better with each level they face. Indeed Final Fantasy XVI has not failed to capture our attention and interest.
