Yesterday's State of Play left the fans of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth with a very good aftertaste. The whole event was dedicated to the second chapter in the series of remakes of the classic RPG from Square Enix that became a massive hit on PlayStation consoles back in the day. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth continues the story of Cloud and his friends after the events in Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergarde. The protagonist has heft behind the city of Midgard and will now explore other locations in his mission. Although the new places to discover will be very familiar to those who love the original Final Fantasy VII, the remake allows you to visit them in a different order, which is something that will impact the story.
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Final Fantasy VII Rebirth introduces novelties to the story and makes use of the new combat system that debuted with its predecessor. Instead of clinging to the classic formula and just enhancing its graphics, the remake offers a completely different gameplay experience that feels modern and more dynamic. The fans of the classic game will face an experience that includes new visual modes, interesting in-game mechanics, and enhanced gameplay features that take full advantage of the capabilities of the PlayStation 5.
If you are wondering if Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is your cup of tea or not, there is a demo of the game currently available to all players on PlayStation 5. The demo gives you access to the opening chapter of the game and allows you to explore Nibelheim. Also, a second part of the demo featuring the region of Junon will be added on February 21, a week ahead of the official release date of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.
Take advantage of this great opportunity and give Final Fantasy VII Rebirth a try for free. If you decide to purchase the game, you can find the best deals on Final Fantasy VII Rebirth PS5 codes with our comparator. Also, we highly recommend that you play Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergarde before delving into the new adventure so you don't miss any part of the story.
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