I don’t like it.” Final Fantasy VII Remake is available on the PS4, PS5, and PC. FFVII Rebirth will come to the PS5 on February 29, 2024. Its demo is live now on the PlayStation Store.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is due out on PC January 23, next month, so you've not got long to wait now! And yes, you'll be able to pick it up on Steam as well as the Epic Games Store this time around.

Downloadable at this moment, Final Fantasy VII Remake update version 1.001 clocks in at a little under 5GB in total. As for what the update does, Square Enix’s official patch notes only say that ...

With Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth set to arrive later this week - you can read our review of it here - now’s a good time to be finishing up an FF7 Remake playthrough just to get you back in an FF mood.

It took me 55 hours to get through Final Fantasy 7 Remake once, and that's after skipping a couple of sidequests. Fortunately, the 1.004 update has got my back.

Final Fantasy VII Remake was released for PS4 in April 2020 and was re-released for PS5 as Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade the following year, featuring additional content and visual enhancements.

Time to finalize the fantasy that this game was perfect at launch. Square Enix is already at work at fixing the issues with Final Fantasy VII Rebirth ’s Performance Mode.

In spite of these issues, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth does not look bad. It is, honestly, embarrassing for the studio that this issue even exists.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth continued this success in another lengthy adventure filled with emotional moments. However, despite the games' similar success, plenty of differences set the games apart.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is an enhanced version of Final Fantasy VII Remake. It first launched for PlayStation 5 on June 10, 2021, followed by PC via Epic Games Store on December 16 ...

On April 11, Square Enix tweeted out that the update 1.030 is now available for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. And it specifically called out that it had fixed the annoying side quest bug, adding ...

Earlier in the interview, 4Gamer.net asked Hamaguchi why the Final Fantasy VII Remake games have had staggered releases on PC, rather than launching day and date with their PlayStation versions.