
The Unknown Journey Continues... After escaping the city of Midgar, Cloud and his friends set out on a journey across the planet. New adventures await in a vibrant, expansive world in this standalone entry of the FFVII remake trilogy.
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Good game
Maravilhoso, mas tem 1 milhão de mini game dentro desse jogo
all thing are good until i need to play cath minigame in main story.
This is a great second part of this trilogy of games
Me encanta jugar ff7 con mi primo manolo ostias
I am a huge fan of the FF series and especially the Original '99 FF7. Like in the predecessor in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth the new Battle system works very good and has been further improved comparing it to the battle system from the first FF7 Remake. So i had high hopes and high demands to this game. And haven't got dissapointed in any way. FFVII Rebirth continues the story where the remake ended. Storytelling is amazing, the story really touches my heart and crawls under my skin i must admit. I like the way Square Enix reinvented their best and most popular game and set new tones for the "JRPG" genre. You don't need a "Classic Controller" for playing the game because controls with keyboard and mouse work nicely. FFVII looks amazing, the graphics and colourvariety are amazing and the game runs absolutely smooth and without any crashes. All FF7 Veterans that didn't play the remake should give the game a proper chance cause the "Active Battle System" is kinda cool and well construed. It gives the game a "lighter" more fluent feeling compared to the old battle sys. - I even don't miss nostalgic "Screen Scrambleing" animation when you run into monsters from the "Old FF7" anymore. Soundtrack got a little bit tweaked here and there and I like the new version. Square(soft) Enix produced another BANGER if you ask me, they polished the ♥♥♥♥ outta their old RPG-Genre Milestone. I LOVE IT
best rpg ever?
To everyone who is thinking of dropping this game due to the abundance of openworld-content or minigames - only do as many of those activities as you have fun and otherwise stop. The main story alone is worth it and it would be quite a shame if you were missing the later chapters due to a burn out. Aside from these two aspects, the game does everything else almost perfectly. First of all the graphics, it's obviously beautiful and for me it ran pretty stable at 120 FPS with FSR enabled. I didn't have any bugs and just a single crash due to a resolution change. Second, the soundtrack and the voice acting. As expected of Square Enix, it's a masterpiece through and through. You have amazing battle themes, characters themes, ambient music etc. I suppose I have to go to the opera tour for this sooner or later. I played in japanese and the voice acting was top notch and very fitting for everyone. Third, the gameplay. While many miss the turn based combat, I found the combat pretty enjoyable, satisfying and easy to learn. It's basically real time combat, but when you choose a skill, the time slows down, so you always have enough time to think what to do. This hasn't changed from the first game and after a few years between the games I got quickly back into it. I found the Limit-animations and the Sync-animations were the highlight and the party also had very different playstyles. There is also plenty of character building / optimization, although in the normal difficulty, you don't have to go too deep into this, in my opinion. Fourth, the story. I was intrigued the whole time. While there is filler content yes, it depends on you how deep you go into it. But chasing Sepiroth, exploring the different regions, and uncovering the fate of Aerith and the Cetra was just amazing. There also relaxing parts in Costa de Sol and in the Gold Saucer. And lastly, the characters. The whole vibe between everyone, it's just lovely and an indescribable experience. You get to see a lot of backstory for everyone and you just can't dislike anyone really. There's the funny bickering between Yuffie and Cloud as well as the others. Red XIII personality change, Barret's grief about his past and the well written romance between potentially Cloud and Tifa / Aerith or even Yuffie. I found that Tifa and Aerith were the highlight and had a lot of content. Tifa and Cloud initially have a struggle how there relationship has changed since their childhood and the events in Midgar. And Aerith who I initially paired with Zack (who also appears from time to time, which is very cool) developed her feelings for Cloud and in the later parts of the story was the main focus, since she is the last of the Cetra. I adore everyone and am very excited to see this journey finished in FF7: Revelation. I'd say even at full price it's worh it, but at a sale it's even better. This game has so much to offer, if you let yourself be captivated by it.
옛날 생각나서 해볼까 하고 샀더니 미니게임을 미친듯이 쳐박아 놔서 스토리에 집중이 하나도 안됨 게임이 뭔가 컨트롤이 너무 불편함 이렇게 적응안되는 게임은 처음인듯.. 키도 미니게임마다 중구난방이라 하나하나 키 적응하는데도 스트레스 오지게 받음 직원들이 걍 다 미니게임에 환장한듯 하루종일 미니게임만 해야될판임 걍 장점 딱 눈만 즐겁고 걍 미니게임으로 플레임타임 억지로 늘려서 말아먹은 망작
Fantastic game. As someone who never played the OG and doesn't have nostalgia for it, I think this series has been great. I played Remake on EGS and had a lot more fun with it than I expected, and this felt like a huge expansion of it in every way possible. Great combat, great visuals, the score is fantastic. The characters are all entertaining and I got more invested in them than I expected to. (My boy Barret needs a vacation) Just don't try to do all of the side content. You will despise Chadley more than Sephiroth.
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