How to Fix Final Fantasy XVI Black Screen Crash on Launch PC.

While the Final Fantasy XVI (FF16) Demo ran like garbage and had a lot of problems the game's full release is actually pretty solid, hopefully, with a few more updates and patches, it should run even better. That said you might be having some problems with black screen crashing and black screen freezing on launch, if so work your way through the steps below to solve the problem. Keep in mind your hardware specs play a big role in the outcome.

How to Fix Final Fantasy XVI Black Screen Crash on Launch PC.

Unfortunately, you won't be able to solve this problem if you don't meet the game's minimum requirements. If your computer is lacking in an area you'll continually have problems. So either update the part or move on to a different game for a while. Steam is pretty good at giving refunds so don't be afraid to ask for one.

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Reinstall your GPU Drivers using Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU)

If you meet all of the game's minimum hardware requirements this is the next best solution for solving the problem. Especially if it has been a while since you clean-installed your graphics drivers.

This is hands down the best fix for most issues so I'd be pretty surprised if it didn't work.

Optimize In-Game Graphics Settings and use AI tools.

Adjusting your in-game graphics settings can improve stability:

Disable Overclocking Settings. Then Readjust them.

Custom overclock settings on your CPU, GPU, or RAM might be causing the problem:

Verify Final Fantasy XVI Game Files.

Corrupted game files can cause issues, particularly on Windows 11 or when using mods:

What about a Final Fantasy XVI Widescreen Fix?

If you want to add ultrawide support to Final Fantasy XVI you'll need to use mods. At this stage, the Final Fantasy VXI Ultra Wide Screen Mod is the best option, though flawless widescreen should have an update that adds support soon enough. Honestly, though it blows my mind that the game doesn't support 21:9 or wider aspects and at least 60fps in 2024... It's essentially a base requirement now.

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