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Final Fantasy XIV is a subscription-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) developed and operated by Square Enix.
The game is playable on PC, PlayStation, and mobile-related platforms for in-game purchases and account management via web services.
Final Fantasy XIV includes a main game, multiple expansion packs, optional in-game purchases, and time-based subscription access.
Purchases and cancellations are handled differently depending on whether you bought directly from Square Enix, via the App Store, Google Play, or a platform like Steam.
If you purchased digital content from Square Enix web store and have not downloaded or redeemed it, you may cancel within 14 days.
Purchases made through Apple or Google are subject to those platform policies rather than Square Enix terms.
Cancelling a purchase or subscription stops future renewals but does not always remove immediate access for any prepaid period already paid.
Prepaid billing cycles (for example longer-period subscriptions) generally remain usable until the paid period expires.
Your character data, account entitlements, and purchases already redeemed or downloaded typically remain tied to your Square Enix account.
Cancellation of a subscription does not automatically delete account data; contact support if you require account closure or deletion.
You have a 14-day right to cancel digital content purchased from Square Enix if you have not begun downloading or accessing the content.
Once you begin downloading or redeeming the digital content, cancellation rights are lost. Refunds processed after approval are usually completed within 14 days.
Source: Square Enix Returns Policy (AU/NZ).
App Store and Google Play purchases are governed by Apple and Google policies; contact those platforms for refunds.
Prepaid subscription cycles (e.g., 60- or 90-day billing) are generally non-refundable if you stop playing before the period ends, per platform or EULA terms.
Below are typical New Zealand prices for standard game packages and an example in-game currency pack in NZD.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Edition (one-time purchase) | NZ$24.90 | One-time | Includes base game and first two expansions; includes 30-day free play |
| Complete Edition (one-time purchase) | NZ$88.94 | One-time | Includes all expansions through Dawntrail; includes 30-day free play |
| Complete Collector’s Edition (one-time purchase) | NZ$174.94 | One-time | Includes all expansions plus collector bonuses; includes 30-day free play |
| FFXIV Coin - 1,460 Gil pack | NZ$19.99 | In-game currency | Can be used for game time subscription or cosmetic items |
New Zealand consumer law (Consumer Guarantees Act and Fair Trading Act) provides statutory rights that cannot be contracted away by a supplier.
These laws cover faulty products, services not delivered as promised, and misleading conduct.
Square Enix’s published 14-day web cancellation policy does not replace your statutory rights under New Zealand law.
If a product or service is misrepresented or defective, you may have additional remedies beyond the company’s stated return policy.
Some customers report helpful support from Square Enix, such as resolving download-code issues by issuing replacements.
Trustpilot contains examples of satisfied customers after support intervention.
Source: Trustpilot (positive).
Other reviews describe difficulties cancelling subscriptions, denied refunds, or perceived unclear purchase flows.
Frustration is also reported where prepaid billing cycles are non-refundable even if you stop playing early.
Sources: Trustpilot (negative), Steam EULA.
A common mistake is expecting Square Enix web-policy refunds to apply to platform store purchases.
Apple and Google handle their own refunds, so you must contact them directly for purchases made through their stores.
Another frequent error is downloading or redeeming digital content immediately after purchase, which generally removes the 14-day cancellation right for web purchases.
If you need the option to cancel, avoid starting downloads or redemptions until you are sure you will keep the purchase.
| Method / Where | Cancellation window | Refund eligibility | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Square Enix web (AU/NZ) | 14 days from receipt for digital content not downloaded/redeemed | Full refund if not downloaded/redeemed; processed within 14 days | Returns Policy (AU/NZ) |
| App Store (iOS) | Subject to Apple's policy | Contact Apple via Report a Problem; refunds at Apple’s discretion | Square Enix T&C defer to App Store rules for store purchases |
| Google Play | Subject to Google Play policy | Contact Google Play support; refunds per Google policy | Square Enix terms do not override Google Play rules |
| Prepaid subscriptions (Steam / platform EULA) | Cancellation stops future renewals; no refund for unused prepaid periods | Generally non-refundable for remaining prepaid time | See platform EULA (e.g., Steam EULA) for specific terms |
Keep confirmation of your cancellation and any reference numbers from support.
Monitor your bank or card statement for the refund within the stated processing window (usually 14 days for Square Enix web refunds).
If a postal address is required for formal correspondence, you may use Square Enix Ltd., 240 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NW, UK.
For account-specific actions (cancellation, deletion, billing issues) New Zealand customers typically contact Square Enix via their account management (Mog Station) or the support channels listed on Square Enix websites.
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