Final Fantasy 16 actor behind Clive Rosfield wins Best Lead Performer at Golden Joysticks 2023

Nov. 10, 2023



L3 + R3 to accept the truth, Ben Starr

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Clive Rosfield’s journey in Final Fantasy 16 provided Starr with plenty to sink his teeth into. Eventually set on the path of revenge after suffering a cutting betrayal, Rosfield is then swept up into something much grander as the stakes only get bigger and bigger. Starr’s gravely gravitas clearly resonated with many who clicked with Final Fantasy 16’s pulsating highs and crushing lows – asthe fanfic that Starr’s been readingclearly attests to.

While we didn’t reviewthatliterature, we did check out the game. In ourFinal Fantasy 16 review, we praise the actors who brought the story to life, the willingness to try something new, and much more.

“In ditching turn-based combat for combo-heavy melees, Final Fantasy 16 recaptures the spirit of reinvention that the series lends itself to,” we said. “This new approach to action coalesces with a world you’ll want to explore, and an endearing story which is powerfully executed by its voice cast.”

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