On tomorrow, Final Fantasy XIV Dad of Light is set to arrives in the west, on Netflix. Final Fantasy XIV Dad of Light is a Japanese drama. A father and his son enjoyed playing the game together and the experience is a fond memory for them both, but they have since grown apart and barely speak to each other. It features a mix of live-action scenes and Final Fantasy XIV gameplay footage. This Following The Latest Final Fantasy XIV Trailer Dad of Light Version.

Final Fantasy XIV: Dad of Light is based on a real life Japanese gamer’s blog, who chronicled his in game discovery of unknowingly playing the game (he played on PC) with his father (who plays on his PS4) before the two finally figured out that they were father-and-son in real life. The show is very sweet and squeaky-clean, with no drugs, drinking, only the most genteel of off-color language, and very mild violence (animated role-playing-game battles).

Parents need to know that Final Fantasy XIV: Dad of Light is a Japanese-language show about a father and son who bond over a role-playing game. Parents should note the marketing messages tucked within the show’s relatable main thrust: scenes picture Akio and his dad buying the same, looking at the game’s cover, learning how to play the game.

Final Fantasy XIV: Dad of Light follows a young boy and father who bond over playing the Final Fantasy MMORPG together. Raids are a big part of MMORPGs like Final Fantasy XIV, as it brings large groups of players together to take on massive dungeons or do specific quests,but, players require buy more Final Fantasy XIV Gil and FFXIV Power Leveling.