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Final Fantasy XIV or Elden Ring: the Switch 2 newcomers

August 2026 brought two huge role-playing games to Switch 2 within weeks of each other. Here is how they compare on the console, and beyond it.

Checked 24 September 2026
Cactus creatures in a red desert under a bright skyA lion-like dancing beast in a ruined hall

01 · the short answerTwo August arrivals with opposite price models

Elden Ring's Tarnished Edition is a one-off £64.99 with its expansion included. Final Fantasy XIV is free to try up to level 80, then needs its own subscription on Switch 2 as well as the game. Both also run on PC, PlayStation and Xbox; Final Fantasy XIV adds Mac and shares one world across every platform.

02 · the kitWhere each one plays

KitFinal Fantasy XIVElden Ring
Desktop PCPlaysPlays
Everyday laptopNot availableNot available
Steam DeckWith caveats · PlayablePlays · Verified
PlayStation 5PlaysPlays
Xbox Series X|SPlaysPlays
Nintendo Switch 2Plays · New in August 2026Plays · Tarnished Edition
Phone & tabletNot availableNot available
MacPlays · Apple siliconNot available
Cloud streamingWith caveats · Xbox or PS Plus PremiumWith caveats · PS Plus Premium only

03 · the factsSide by side

PointFinal Fantasy XIVElden Ring
Kit List score8.4 / 108.2 / 10
Entry priceFree trial · Complete Edition from £34.99, then from £7.69 a month£49.99 on Steam, PlayStation and Xbox
PEGI1616
PC storage140 GB60 GB
Minimum graphics classBB
CrossplayYes: every platform shares serversNo crossplay
Price on Switch 2£64.99 onceFree trial, then £44.99 plus a subscription
Switch Online neededYes, for online playNo
Playing with othersOnline summons and invasionsOne shared world across every platform
Space on Switch 241 GB120 GB

04 · the verdictWhich one to start

Try Final Fantasy XIV first: the free trial costs nothing and runs for hundreds of hours. If you want a single, self-contained adventure with no ongoing cost, buy Elden Ring's Tarnished Edition instead.

Pick Final Fantasy XIV if…

you want a long story in a shared online world and do not mind a subscription later.

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Pick Elden Ring if…

you want one purchase, a hard solo adventure and no monthly fee.

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