Square Enix has shared another round of footage featuring Final Fantasy XV: Episode Prompto. Due out on June 27, players take will take control of Prompto on a solo story adventure separate from the game. Captured from the master build of the game, the video takes a look at basic gameplay as well as cutscenes. The full thing is said to run around two hours, with extra time devoted to challenge missions and the like. You'll be able to download it as part of the game's season pass or purchase the content separately for $4.99 at launch. For even more footage, including E3 commentary, head here.

Square Enix shared a small treat for those waiting on Final Fantasy XV: Episode Prompto, due out worldwide on June 27. During a special live stream, Mat Kishimoto took control of our gun-wielding hero to share a first look at the game's upcoming story DLC. While brief, we see Prompto's gun carries unlimited ammo and he can perform melee moves such as take-downs as well in a traditional third-person-style shooter. Episode Prompto is said to run around two hours in length with additional challenges in tow such as a snowmobile mission. Square Enix also revealed composer Naoshi Mizuta will be offering up new music as a special guest composer. Catch the small bit of footage below. Final Fantasy XV is now available for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

After a brief delay, King's Knight: Wrath of the Dark Dragon has resurfaced alongside this year's E3. Square Enix has shared a new trailer for the upcoming iOS and Android title in light of its relevance to the on-going Final Fantasy XV Universe. King’s Knight: Wrath of the Dark Dragon features a completely new story, world and multiplayer mode for up to four players. The free to play title (with in-app purchases) is planned for release on the Apple Store and Google Play later this year. Noctis and friends can sometimes be seen playing this game in Final Fantasy XV proper. Catch the E3 2017 trailer below.

Square Enix has released the first round of gameplay footage featuring the newly announced prequel to Life is Strange - Life is Strange: Before the Storm. Set three years before the events of the first game, Before the Storm introduces a rebellious 16 year-old Chloe Price who forms an unlikely friendship with the beautiful and popular Rachel Amber. This lengthy 20-minute look features three separate scenes from the first episode ‘Awake’. In this footage edited together from three much longer scenes, the first scene takes place in an abandoned mill on the outskirts of Arcadia Bay where Chloe has managed to gain entry to an illegal concert. The second takes place later in the episode where the girls have spent the day together in another brand new environment called The Overlook - and the third and final scene will take the girls back to an important area from the first game that fans will be familiar with. Life is Strange: Before the Storm's first of three episodes will launch for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on August 31, 2017.

Letter of the Producer is back with a live segment at this year's E3. Here the staff of Final Fantasy XIV, including director Naoki Yoshida, talk about the latest updates to the game and what's soon to come. Today, with only a handful of days left before the Stormblood expansion's release, we learned more details about its content, QA, and a look at the schedule after launch. Susano, The Pool of Tribute Director Yoshida shared a sneak peek of a new Primal we'll be facing off against in Stormblood: Susano. A level 63 trial called "The Pool of Tribute", Yoshida pointed out that you couldn't fall of the sides, but there is a new gimmick involved. E3 attendees will get to challenge him at Square Enix's booth. You can check ou the footage below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac6EnxNTTSw Swimming in Stormblood Even if you haven't unlocked swimming fully, you can swim on the surface of certain bodies of water. You'll be able to use emotes while you're swimming, such as the ability to float on your back or pretend you've drowned. Director Yoshida recommended turning the Active Help windows back on (he wrote them himself) for some of these streams. Underwater, there will be a distortion effect --

Square Enix has revealed their full lineup of titles for this year's E3 festivities, including a number of playable outings for those attending the show. Playable titles include Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood, Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age and Life is Strange: Before the Storm. Fans can also visit the Sony booth #4322 to try their hand at the brand-new Monster of the Deep: Final Fantasy XV PlayStation VR game. “E3 2017 marks the return of some of Square Enix’s most beloved games to experience in new and exciting ways from Dissidia Final Fantasy NT and Life is Strange to Final Fantasy XIV Online to Final Fantasy XII as well as bringing brand new titles,” said Yosuke Matsuda, president of Square Enix. “We are very excited to deliver a powerful line up of games at this year’s E3 as Square Enix continues to introduce innovative and engaging entertainment for gamers around the world.” Tune in online all this week for more reveals, discussions and more through Square Enix Presents. View the full schedule here.

Square Enix has released a full-length trailer detailing the Final Fantasy XV Universe, rounding out a number of add-ons coming to the main game and PlayStation VR this year. Here's a look at what you can expect: Final Fantasy XV main game Support of next level hardware including the Xbox One X, first showcased at this year’s Xbox E3 2017 Briefing. Final Fantasy XV also supports PlayStation 4 Pro. “Final Fantasy XV: Episode Prompto” DLC, where players can experience an all-new episode playing as Prompto on June 27. Future DLC episodes include “Final Fantasy XV: Episode Ignis” and “Multiplayer Expansion: Comrades.” Free Updates and New Content, including the “Regalia Type-D” update, planned for release on June 27. This new update gives the player greater freedom to drive the Regalia off-road through various environments. New Projects Monster of the Deep: Final Fantasy XV, a new fishing action PlayStation VR game unveiled at the PlayStation E3 Media Showcase and set to release this September.

Mobius Final Fantasy returns to E3 with a new trailer showing off the game's characters, jobs, and combat. Available on iOS, Android, and Steam, Mobius follows Wol -- a Warrior of Light -- as he quests to save the world of Palamecia. The game features 3D environments and visuals, and uses a freemium gacha-style model. Check it out below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1sl-YoMi3Q