"Final Fantasy XV" director, Hajime Tabata, has just recently revealed that their team at Square Enix is working on a still unannounced expansion for the popular RPG game. Tabata spilled the beans in a recent interview with Japanese magazine, Weekly Famitsu.

According to Gamerant, the unannounced "Final Fantasy XV" update is different from the already revealed plan of Square Enix to evolve the current "FFXV" game which reportedly involves some minor changes to the story of the popular RPG. The earlier revealed plans from the "FF15" game developer is said to also include reworking of the RPG's Chapter 13 and the already announced Season Pass's episodes. 

It can be remembered that the first "Final Fantasy XV" DLC has already provided fans of the popular video game an impressive season pass that has allowed players to experience a new and exciting multiplayer gameplay and provided new adventures which let "FFXV" video game fans play Ignis, Gladio and Prompto. Tabata has also previously hinted about other free updates in the works. These updates are said to include the introduction of new playable characters and an avatar system for the popular RPG. An "FFXV" avatar system will allow players to create their own characters and introduce it to the video game.

An intriguing statement from Tabata in the Weekly Famitsu interview has elicited a lot of excitement from fans of "FFXV". According to Tabata, not only is the team working on the development for the announced "FF15" updates, they are currently working on a still unannounced awesome "Final Fantasy XV" expansion which players should look forward to.

Also, in the interview with Weekly Famitsu, the FFXV director revealed that the popular Square Enix RPG is currently undergoing some developments for the already announced "Final Fantasy XV" updates. Tabata further exclaimed that his team will further evolve the popular RPG with a vision that they too will evolve with the game.