According to Engadget, the six Final Fantasy XV DLC packs will be called the Booster Pack, Episode Gladio, Holiday Pack, Episode Ignis, Episode Prompto, and the simply-named Expansion Pack - although as Square Enix notes, these are simply working titles. Not the worst price tag for a AAA game these days. If you want to get it bundled with the game itself (the Final Fantasy XV Digital Premium Edition) you'll be paying $84.99. And considering that the Season Pass is going for $24.99 (compare the vaguely-revealed Star Wars Battlefront Season Pass which includes four DLC packs for $69.99) that's a pretty good deal, if you're into paying for your DLC up front.

The latest Final Fantasy XV DLC details to hit the streets indicate that the Season Pass will consist of six DLC packs in total - including three new episodes and one 'completely new' expansion to the game. Final Fantasy XV still has over a month to go until release - the official date is set for Septem(although GamingBolt says that rumors have the game being delayed until November 29) - but Square Enix is already putting out a lot of details on the game's DLC so many that, according to PlayStation Lifestyle, they've had to refute rumors that the DLC is just content cut from the initial release.