FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH

C'est un bien triste constat que je fais là mais certaines choses se doivent d'être dites : Square Enix est mort ! Cela fait environ 20 ans qu'ils ne savent plus développer un rpg de qualité. Ils vont même jusqu'à détruire leur propre héritage en déformant horriblement leur jeu fétiche : Final Fantasy VII ! J'ai joué au remake avec son extension, ce n'était déjà pas fameux mais là, y a plus rien de commun avec le matériel d'origine ! C'est un horripilant party game qui n'est même pas amusant. On nous force à réaliser leurs mini-jeux débiles pour progresser dans l'histoire et on n'a aucunement le choix de faire autrement. Si l'on ôte la tonne de quêtes secondaires et mini-jeux, il reste un scénario principal famélique qui se boucle en 5h. Lamentable ! J'ai décidé de boycotter cette firme. Vous ne me méritez plus, vous qui crachez sur votre patrimoine !

Not as godo as the first game, not as big fan of th eopen worls stuff, It' spointless and doesn't really help the story.

There's a few things here that you can definitely hate on. There are a lot of minigames, far too much. The exploration of the open world amounts to basically something you'd expect to see out of a typical Ubisoft game. Cid and Vincent find sneaky ways to stay out of combat because they need to premiere in the 3rd game. But this is what I thought of when I heard of "Final Fantasy 7 Remake" back in 2006. Exactly what I wanted. The extended segments add so much in terms of story and character, the Loveless segment had me in tears, and I was honestly incredibly moved by that ending. It let me have my cake and eat it too, in terms of what I wanted, without sacrificing the integrity of the narrative. And I really enjoy the entire party staying together throughout the story so you have these character moments that just couldn't happen in the PS1 version. MVPs in terms of characters getting a boost would be Yuffie, Cid, and Cait Sith. Cid overwent quite a makeover, which honestly suits him pretty well and makes him more in tune with a younger version of his Kingdom Hearts counterpart. At the end of the day, of course I can recommend this to someone who loved part 1, or loved the original game. There's so much to enjoy here. And I cannot wait for Part 3 to come to fruition. I'll be waiting with baited breath.

The game itself is absolutely phenomenal, the way you see the story unfold is just amazing and having played og ff7 adds even more to the feelings of what your playing. Though the game has serious issues regarding performance. I literally had so many moments where the game would randomly drop in frames like TOO much to the point where even in cutscenes i had to pause it a bit just for things to smooth out cuz it was too much. I never had this issue with Intergrade. Sadly this performance issue seems to be an issue since the game released on pc cuz ur gonna see tons of reviews just mention how horrible it STILL IS. Thankfully DLSS saved me a bit and made the experience a bit more playable and the dips where much less but it still happened every now and them. Also the game has a serious filler issue. Like this game is just so amazing but some chapters just feel so stretched and just feel like pure filler. TOO MANY MINIGAMES that should be OPTIONAL. It got so bad to the point where i had to drop the game for at least a month or 2 to pick it back up to Finally get through it and Finish it today as im making this review. The game itself is beautiful the battle system literally expands and makes it better than the previous part. The characters u just end up falling in love with them more since it expands on what intergrade already did as a base. If u can put past the performance issues and push through the filler u might honestly fall in love with the game especially if u like story driven rpgs. But then again i can completely understand the people that just wouldnt like this and just skip this cuz of all the filler. But its honestly a great game. I loved it despite the performance and filler stuff.

awesome soul

充滿惡意的垃圾小遊戲😥

Dropei dessa porcaria superestimada, cheia de atividades enfadonhas, mini games idiotas que simplesmente recortam todo o clima da narrativa tirando todo o clima que ela cria. Tenho a impressão que seria um jogo de 20 horas recheado de coisas chatas e obrigatórias para fazer o jogo render mais. Realmente não consigo ver todo o hype nesse jogo. Metaphor ReFantazio lançado no mesmo ano humilha esse jogo em uma verdadeira aula de jRpg

Quite liked the game overall, probably loved it, but really just because I love the characters so much. I can endlessly run around with Cloud, Tifa, Barret, and Aerith, and I think if you feel the same way then you will really enjoy the game too. In a more critical light though, the open-world is really just fine. It isn't the kind of open-world akin to that of Elden Ring or The Witcher 3 or some such, it's more like an Ubisoft open-world; you activate towers that tell you where other things are on the map, then you go to those icons and do the thing, for every map. You do a QTE, or fight an enemy, or get some stuff, it doesn't change a whole lot and isn't really that interesting. Not that I don't enjoy the combat, I do really enjoy the combat but I do think that the open world activities can really be summed up as you just "doing stuff", it's busywork unfortunately, offset only by my love of the characters. That's not the worst thing in the world, there is a place in videogames for that kind of open-world but I do wish that I could say that the FF7 Rebirth world was stellar whereas in actuality it's just... fine. The "world" from a gameplay standpoint, the world as in narrative and world-building and such is brilliant, fantastic, and I adore it. As is the art direction. Wonderful. The combat is good too, as I said, I really like the new synergy attacks and how they influence your relationship to a degree (although, it could probably be more). I love that there is a deflect/parry, it really adds to the flow of combat. The narrative itself is good, but it does leave a lot on the table. Ultimately, I have more questions now than I did at the end of the first, and that is OK given there is going to be another game, but the narrative here definitely does feel like a stepping stone. That's probably fine, there are good moments of course, I enjoyed the narrative, but it is hard to comment much without the third game. It feels like you could beat this game very fast if you ran through it, some areas are done fairly quickly. I wish there were more dungeons in the game, or more smaller areas in between the larger ones, more places like the mine. Overall, I think you should play this game. However, I will admit that if you were bored by the first, I am not sure that this game will be any more enjoyable for you. Oh one last thing, I am surprised at how buggy the game is, a few years on too. I am playing this fairly late and the game is buggier than expected. Not exceptionally buggy, not really "buggy" even, not buggy enough that I would describe it as such, but still I encountered more bugs than I expected I would.