Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is a remarkable sequel that expands and updates the original classic JRPG. The game features a remixed narrative that respects and expands on the original story, along with one of the best combat systems ever seen in a JRPG. The addition of Synergy Abilities adds depth to the battles, making each character unique and encouraging strategic gameplay.
Open areas, Chocobos, and extra activities
The game includes vast open-world areas that can be explored before moving on to the next location. Players can unlock Chocobos in each region with unique abilities, adding to the exploration and customization of the adventure. Completing side quests and open-world activities provide additional rewards and incentives for thorough exploration. Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is full of easter eggs and optional missions that add depth to the gameplay experience.
Graphic quality and mini-games
If you played the demo of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, you already know what to expect, and even with the update, you will experience a similar effect to the first part: a visually stunning game one moment, but in mere seconds, you are faced with textures so weak that it becomes embarrassing. Yes, Square Enix repeats what they did in the first part, and it’s impossible not to lament that a game so rich in graphics terms can be so poor at the same time.
Conclusion
- The story has been expanded with spectacular and emotional scenes
- Countless optional activities to encourage deviating from the campaign
- Side missions that go beyond mere fetch quests and introduce new mechanics
- Spectacular soundtrack
- Most boss fights are a good challenge and become more spectacular with cutscenes for a dramatic effect
- The Queen’s Blood card game is surprisingly addictive
- The combat system remains spectacular and incredibly dynamic, with impressive depth
- The new Synergy abilities are well done
- It’s fun to battle with all the characters and you feel differentiation between each of them
- Chocobos and other forms of transportation
- It’s fun to explore the vast open areas in this epic-scale JRPG
- Recreates the original story with numerous easter eggs, to arouse curiosity even in those who already know the original
- Graphic issues with textures and image sharpness
- Several campaign scenes force you to play mini-games with their own mechanics and not all of them are fun
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