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Relive the amazing role-playing and action game that defined an entire generation, this time renewed and enriched for the PS4.
A modern revival of one of the most iconic games of all time, Final Fantasy VII Remake, which leverages the latest technology to recreate and expand the legendary role-playing and action game by Square Enix for the new generation.
Travel to a post-industrial fantasy world under the control of the sinister Shinra Electric Power Company, take on the role of Cloud Strife - a mercenary and former member of Shinra's elite SOLDIER unit - and team up with the rebel group Avalanche, who are fiercely resisting Shinra.
Visit one of the most beloved worlds of video games with such a level of depth and detail that is only possible in the modern era. Reconnect with unforgettable characters, take part in amazing battles, and experience the story that shook an entire generation.
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Very old fanboy of Final Fantasy, so it was probably obvious, especially since it was given for free back then with Playstation Plus, to download it in a version of Final Fantasy VII as a Remake. The game, of course, is broken into 3 parts, with the second one just released. In this first part, we encounter amazing graphics and depiction of beloved characters like Cloud, Tifa, Aerith, and Barrett, nice sound, easy battle system in terms of handling, there is weapon upgrading, Materia to equip, as well as a few Summons and your equipment. The story brings back the old memories, you wander in an environment and city that is semi-open, I would say. Side quests and side activities that are fun, and the story especially towards the end gains a thrilling pace. No discussion, it's a must-buy if you are a fan of RPGs, although I don't need to tell you that for you to know it.
The opinion you are about to read is based on my own experience with the game and will be overall. And by that, I mean, I bought the game for €30, since the PS5 version was not available, I bought the PS4 version and did the digital upgrade. I don't remember if it was free or if I paid any money. I think I didn't pay. Just to give you some background, I loved Final Fantasy X and spent many hours playing the original version on PS2 and the HD remastered version on PS3. I have also completed Final Fantasy XV, which I liked, but it didn't come close to the experience of FFX. Plus, in order to understand the story, I had to watch the movie and the animated series about the character Ardyn, apart from the game.
But let's talk about FFVII. Although I was a gamer and lived during the time of FFVII, I never had the chance to play the original game. So my experience is solely with the remake. I was greatly impressed that the game starts immediately with battles and adrenaline. The wonderful music playing at the same time really helps to set the mood. The technical aspect is excellent, and I liked the game because it is not an open-world game and guides you from point A to point B until you reach the end, which takes about 30 hours. The side quests were boring for me, so I avoided them. As a non-open-world game, there isn't much interaction with the world. It is similar to FFXV for those who have played it. The story is quite good and nicely wraps up the game without a cliffhanger. The combat system is fantastic. Those who enjoy hack and slash games will find joy here, as it offers variety and depth to engage with. In conclusion, I can say that it is definitely worth the €30, and you will have a great time with it.
If you want, you can watch the unboxing video at the link below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEi6ZciVS-M&t=16s
I had never played ff in the past, although I knew of its existence. The environment is fantastic for me, the soundtrack is very nice, and the combination of hack and slash with magic is a very nice combination. The downside is the side quests that don't add anything or connect to the story. The game has something that maybe I would play again, but I'm looking forward to the next one. As a fan of Nier Automata, it reminded me quite a lot, so the game is close to my taste. Also, the DLC was very nice. It didn't tire me out and it was enjoyable.
It reminded me of my youth when I used to play video games as soon as I finished school and tutoring, but with excellent graphics. Awesome
The best Final Fantasy! A great job was done on this particular remake! I enjoyed it much more than Final Fantasy 15, which I got bored of relatively quickly! The graphics are a feast for the eyes, I played it on PS5 with 4K 60fps and it truly impressed me! I never got tired of it, I highly recommend it
Having played the original on PS1 many years ago, I must admit that the game exceeded my expectations. There is a clear improvement not only in the graphics but also in the story, gameplay, and overall presentation. It seems like they found the perfect balance between what can be improved while still keeping the DNA of the original game. 10/10
With great bitterness, the 3 stars. FF7 was the first game I played for 11 hours in the 3rd grade. This game was the reason I got a PS4. Despite my excitement, appetite, and the time I had to spend (it was released during the first major quarantine), I was disappointed for the following reasons:
1) It's not the whole story. Essentially, it's only until the end of the first CD.
2) It reminds me a bit of The Hobbit, in the sense that they stretched it out to make it a "complete" game with a story that simply isn't enough, and they added a bunch of pointless side quests.
3) Lastly, and this is purely subjective - don't take it into consideration - I didn't like that the characters spoke. It's purely subjective, I was just used to it being different.
Seeing the other things that are slowly coming out, like "Soldier" intergraded, etc., I understand that Square wants to exploit our nostalgia and release a game in 3-4 installments for 70 euros or with 20 euro DLCs, and it bothers me somewhat.
I'll probably reconsider when they release whatever they have to release.
Maybe yes, maybe not, but I might succumb to fandom and buy whatever they release...
Simply perfect. I'm playing it on the PS5 after a relevant free upgrade. I haven't finished it yet, but so far (about halfway through the game), the story has kept me hooked. You don't get bored at all. The visuals and sound have also been done very well. Many times I've been left with my mouth open. It's worth every penny and more.
Boring as it gets and with very slow progression. Some outdated side quests...
Very nice graphics and battle system, but that's about it...
I will start by confessing my sins first.
I didn't play it during its time and I haven't played many games in the series, even though I had a PS1, all three of them, and all of them on PS4. I say all this because many people who played it felt a nostalgia and emotions connected to their childhood. This has happened to me with other games.
It is a game with beautiful graphics, amazing music, and a nice story. It takes you where it wants in the way it wants, giving you the impression that it is somewhat open-world.
* The original battle system is a challenge, to tell the truth.
* I would like to point out that timing often plays a big role in games. Sometimes there are games that give you a sense of commitment and that you have to invest a lot of time in them to upgrade your weapons and unlock the appropriate perks, level up, etc.
Many times you will want something completely different, a nice, easy, and relaxing gameplay. I'm speaking for myself, as I started it three times and left it twice before finishing it.
Those who have not purchased it and have not received it for free from ps plus, should wait for the ps5 because there is content (dlc) that unfortunately is only for the ps5 and those who have a ps4 will not receive it.
I am 24 years old and I never had contact with Final Fantasy when I was young, except for one that had a protagonist with pink hair that I rented for the ps3 but got bored because back then I didn't like waiting to hit. After years, I got my hands on Final Fantasy XV and I loved it in terms of characters, story, etc. And now recently, with ps plus, Sony gave a free game for 1 year. What can I say, guys? Graphics? Sound? Battles? Character bonding? The fact that I have fallen in love with Tifa? What a girl, I want to marry her immediately. I haven't finished it yet, I will update the review in a few days because I want to see all the side quests that usually happen in games where I feel part of the world and not just grinding. Unfortunately, I haven't played the original, the only thing I know and it saddens me a little is that the game is essentially half of the original and the rest will be released in the future. But guys, the graphics it has on the ps4 slim are literally unbelievable. We're talking about graphics cards that only those who have a computer, including me, have, but if the developer creates something exclusively for a console, it runs and looks decent. It's like they've done magic. What can I say, just bravo to the Japanese for the game, I'm on the 4th part and I'm hooked. I'm not looking anywhere to avoid spoilers. But Tifa is unreal, I can't hold back.
Edit 20-5: Finished it at the 45 hours that the counter showed. Wonderful experience and I was very wrong to complain when I found out that it would be a part of the story and not the whole game like the first one. This is because the work that has been put into the graphics and sound took about 8-10 years. Just respect to Square for this masterpiece. Please buy it immediately, it will offer you wonderful experiences, character bonding, and a beautifully structured story.
Very ahead of its time, just like Metal Gear Solid. Nice allegorical storyline, beautiful dystopian atmosphere. Religion, science, environmental protection, multinational corporations, education, culture, technology, social fragmentation, Mass Media... EVERYTHING IN ONE!!! Reaching even the search for human and non-human existence. They could have made a quick summary in the introduction with the events of Crisis Core so that there are no gaps for those who haven't played it. It had room for another 10 hours... Sephiroth, Jenova, Zack, Cloud why...? Now if I spoil about part 2, I'll be to blame...? VERY GOOD GAMEPLAY. A game of the past that shows us the present!!!!
I tried it and my jaw dropped. I immediately got hooked on the game. The battle system in the classic mode that I play is extremely enjoyable! The boss fights are also enjoyable!
The character movements grab your attention so much.. you observe them when they speak, when they walk.. constantly!
I put on headphones because the music and the dialogues are a delight!
What doesn't thrill me are the sidequests.. somewhat pointless! But it still gets my 5 stars because of EVERYTHING else.
It's my first time playing Final Fantasy and I got so hooked that I want to try the other FF games as well. It's worth every penny. Get it!!! It's also very friendly for people with upper limb disabilities if you play in classic mode.
As someone who has no experience with the first game, I have to say that I loved it as it is. Its battle system is possibly one of the best that has ever existed. Its graphics are jaw-dropping at times, no joke. Personally, I really liked the story and I think it's hard not to like it, and the important thing is that it has an ending even if it continues. Play it. Just that
I still remember the experience of the best RPG in 1997! I just finished playing the remake! I won't say it's exceptional because everyone in the comments has already covered that. I just want to say that if this is part 1, then for those of us who have played the old one extensively, part 2 will likely be the game of the decade! And when part 3 finally comes out, we will be talking about the best RPG from Squaresoft!
It's been about 22 years since I played the old one... I didn't remember much of the story. I really didn't expect the remake to be this good in the new generation. It's a masterpiece, to put it simply. The graphics are among the best I've seen on the console, along with Red Dead, etc. The music is something else, on a symphonic orchestra level. The story and the scenes keep you engaged like in a cinema. I never got bored of the Battle system. There's a great variety of enemies and bosses. This company has shown great experience in utilizing the console's capabilities, which impressed me. Before this, I played FF15 and it was equally good in all aspects. I believe it's the best remake along with Resident Evil 1, but here we're talking about a different level. In conclusion, besides being a masterpiece, I would say the whole game is a blockbuster! Not to mention it's the best I've played, due to its uniqueness in each aspect... It simply hit the mark in this generation. Finishing the game, I can say that a piece of me will forever remain in the Honey Bee Inn...
Amazing game
Excellent gameplay, awesome story. Get it with closed eyes, it's worth every last euro
Very good game with amazing music and very good graphics, personally I really like the battle system.
One of the best JRPGs ever, gameplay, sound, graphics, the definition of a gem. Oh, and I shouldn't forget to mention that it's free on PlayStation for the month of March for those who have a subscription. Simply exceptional
I got it as soon as it came out. It's amazing, I mean the little game set the standards for how a remake should be. I highly recommend it with closed eyes!
Whatever I say about this game is really little. My recent experience with the ps4 as I bought it mainly to play some characteristic games and ffvii was one of them. Where to start, from the wonderful characters that we all know and love? From the fantastic landscapes? The graphics and the amazing music that leave you speechless? It's all one and one to the point that I have reached chapter 16 and I am so sad that it will end soon. I don't have much to say, for me this game is top-notch and I can't wait to see if Square Enix releases part 2 for the ps4 so I can play it. For me, 1000/100 and I'm saying too little. Go try it and you won't regret it!
*Just for your information, I bought the game for around €43 including shipping and cash on delivery.
An epic reimagination of the classic beloved FFvii! Amazing graphics and a fresh new gameplay! The music is fantastic!
I'm playing again after 20+ years. The game is excellent, faithful to the original with exceptional graphics. The nostalgia of the music and the outstanding storyline is off the charts.
Finally, the desire of millions of players who had played this amazing game on the PSX has become a reality.
I believe that along with RE2 and Shadow of the Colossus, it is one of the best remakes created on the PS4
The Remake of an epic!
The original FF7 was a miracle! It had a huge world, an unprecedented storyline, and groundbreaking graphics for its time (which have aged quite a bit now).
The game takes place in the city of Midgar, where the all-powerful Shinra corporation reigns, a company that has more or less conquered the world. The city is divided into sections where the citizens live, and underneath the surface of each section, the poor live in slums. The protagonist is Cloud Strife, a former Soldier (genetically enhanced warriors who worked for Shinra) who has now become a mercenary and, as a favor to his childhood friend, works for Avalanche, a group of ecoterrorists who believe that the planet's life force is the source of energy.
The remake only covers the Midgar section from the original game. This doesn't mean it's small, as they have expanded it from 7 hours to 40-50 hours. They have turned every room into a whole level, every major enemy is now a boss, every minor NPC has their own side quests and side stories, every gap in the schedule becomes side quest time, and wherever they found room, they added additional storylines and twists.
In addition to this, you will see many changes and differences compared to the old game, where many characters who were supposed to die survive, there is a strong side plot revolving around fate, and in the end, something unique happens that indicates they don't intend to strictly follow the original story.
The battle system has been perfectly translated into action combat, while still retaining the turn-based elements, as each character has an Action Bar, and if you don't use skills with all the characters, you won't get far.
The graphics, music, and overall production value are out of this world! Now you have a much better view of the city's layout no matter where you are, and everything looks huge, epic, and more realistic.
It is a fantastic Remake if you overlook the filler, the narrative changes, and the fact that it is only Part 1 of the overall story.
The game is worth its money 1000%. A fan of the original, this new version of the story gives a different dimension to an all-time favorite. Incredible graphics, possibly some of the best on PS4, a very long and rich story. It does a great job with character building, aided of course by the dialogues. It's a shame that it's only a small part of the game, but for me, it's worth playing. If you haven't played the original, you won't understand certain aspects of the game, but it's a fantastic experience regardless.
Especially for those who have played the old one, they will love it... What great characters! The gameplay is the best they could think of as a tribute to the old turn-based and modern action! It's a shame that it's only the Midgar part, as the most interesting things happen outside the city.
It is a nice game that follows the steps of the old Final Fantasy. The battles are entertaining and I didn't get bored at all with its gameplay. If something bothered me, it was that the game was a bit linear, with each stage essentially being a straight line... and the graphics were disappointing in some areas for a Final Fantasy game. It's not possible to enter different rooms and instead of seeing your reflection as an idol, you see a golden reflection... Also, for an RPG game, it was quite short, only 40 hours, and I did everything. I haven't played any other RPG for such a short amount of time, usually it would take around 80 hours for the shortest one I've played... Also, the quests were very boring, just killing monsters with no variety... Other than that, the gameplay was enjoyable and the battle system was excellent
I always wanted to play Final Fantasy VII, but due to my age, I didn't get the chance back then. Later on, I learned that it received a port on PS4, but I preferred to wait for the Remake. What I saw from the trailers, I was absolutely in love with it and couldn't wait to get my hands on it. I finished the game relatively recently, in 41 hours, after completing the main story, delving into the side-content to unlock all the summons and limit breaks, and decided to do a quick second playthrough just for fun.
I really enjoyed the story and found the ending to be very unique. The only problem with the story is that it doesn't wrap up 100%, so there are some unanswered questions that will likely be covered in the next game of the series. I loved the characters... almost all the characters in the game appealed to me. The battle system has become my personal favorite, it's a mix of real-time Hack 'n' Slash and Turn-Based, it has a lot of depth and is very enjoyable! The RPG elements satisfied me greatly compared to other JRPGs I have played. The graphics are stunning! There is a small issue with the textures in certain areas, but the lighting, details, character models, and world are jaw-dropping, there is no difference between the graphics in cutscenes and the graphics when playing. The set pieces and overall visual representation are a decade ahead of any other videogame I have played. There were 2-3 points in the middle of the game, and as many points towards the end of the game, that brought me to a point where I couldn't believe I was watching cutscenes from a videogame, and the good thing is that there are many great cutscenes throughout the game in general. The music is fantastic and fits perfectly with the visual aspect! The main battle theme (Those Who Fight) and the final boss theme couldn't have been better. My favorite piece in the soundtrack is Those Who Fight Further (Airbuster), it's one of the best pieces I have heard in a videogame soundtrack. One thing that impressed me a lot and I didn't expect was the attention to detail in the dialogue. My only complaints are 2. As I mentioned before, the textures in certain areas look bad. Another minor complaint is that some chapters are a bit longer than they should be.
To sum it up: Wonderful story, amazing characters, flawless gameplay, stunning graphics, incredible cutscenes, and fantastic music, but some chapters drag a bit and there are minor issues with the textures.
Final Fantasy VII Remake is one of my favorite videogames I have ever played. The game gave me the experience I wanted in its first half, while in the second half it simply exceeded my expectations and in the end, I was left speechless. Whether you are fans of the series or have never been involved with the series... just play it, it's worth it.
If you like jrpgs and rpgs in general (role-playing in case you are new to gaming and still don't know the categories), I highly recommend it. It has an incredibly good plot, with very interesting characters. The battle system is a bit complex but can be learned quickly and has a huge variety of moves. It is the perfect combination of the original game with recent rpg genres
I have not played the original, but as a big fan of the Kingdom Hearts series, which has the same director and many of the same developers as the FF7 Remake, I can say that they have fixed many of their flaws (dialogue, cutscene editing, direction, cinematography, level design).
The gameplay, like in Kingdom Hearts, is a strong point of the game. The bosses have a very good design as always. The graphics and production value are incredible. The soundtrack is 11/10 and the models of the main characters are among the best that have ever existed. This is a great achievement, especially on the PS4, which had limited hardware from the start.
Of course, the game is not flawless, as 2-3 out of the 18 chapters have a pretty bad flow. There is also a significant issue with pop-in (which I personally did not encounter much, but I have seen many people on the internet talking about it). There are 2-3 other minor issues, but I won't describe them because they are spoilers.
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