Square Enix, the renowned video game developer, recently announced the re-release of their classic mobile game, Chocobo GP. The game was originally released in Japan in 2017 and featured microtransactions, but the re-release will be free-to-play and without any microtransactions.

Chocobo GP is a racing game featuring characters from the Final Fantasy series. Players can choose from a variety of characters and race against computer-controlled opponents or other players online. The game features a variety of tracks and power-ups that can be used to gain an advantage over opponents.

The re-release of Chocobo GP is part of Square Enix’s efforts to make their games more accessible to players. By removing microtransactions, the company hopes to attract more players who may have been put off by the original version’s pay-to-win mechanics.

Square Enix also plans to add new content to the game, including new characters, tracks, and power-ups. This will give players more options and strategies to use while racing. The company has also promised to add new events and challenges to keep players engaged.

The re-release of Chocobo GP is great news for fans of the Final Fantasy series. It’s a chance to experience the classic game without the need to pay for microtransactions. With new content and events being added, it’s sure to be an exciting experience for fans of the series.

Square Enix’s decision to re-release Chocobo GP without microtransactions is a great step forward in making their games more accessible to everyone. It’s a move that should be applauded and hopefully will encourage other developers to follow suit.