Final Fantasy XV: Episode Prompto

Episode Prompto is a significant improvement over Episode Gladiolus, and fans of Final Fantasy XV will enjoy the additional light character development. It's still a bit awkward in places both narratively and mechanically, but it works well enough to fill a gap in Final Fantasy XV.

A totally competent entry in the franchise that fans and newcomers will enjoy, even if that means they won't necessarily be floored by it.

Final Fantasy XV: Episode Prompto plugs another gap in the main game's still woefully disjointed story, but a seriously shoddy mix of gameplay mechanics makes it a difficult DLC to recommend.

So far, the DLC stories haven't been playing up to the strengths of the main game. It's a nice side-story for Prompto fans, but Episode Prompto is a mess of ideas that almost hit home, but never quite manages to tightly hammer anything in enough to feel satisfying.

Episode Prompto is a better DLC than Episode Gladio, but that doesn't make it great in anyway. The open environment is welcome and Prompto’s play style is unique though hindered by some questionable design choices. Episode Prompto doesn't enrich the XV experience in anyway. Instead of leaving excited for Episode Ignis I left hoping they would just move on the Final Fantasy XVI.

Más que forzado, con un Deux Ex Machina metido con calzador que solo subrayan la debilidad de Prompto y le dejan como el personaje más blandito que la nieve que pisa... este DLC nos ha decepcionado un poco, ya que no puede tener más estereotipos en las 3 horas que dura. Aún así es 100% recomendable jugarlo para completar la historia y ver, sobre todo, el teaser de lo que nos llegará en diciembre: Episode Ignis.