We have learned the release date of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. We won't be waiting very long for the second part of the remake trilogy.
FF7 Remake has already surpassed 7 million copies moved to stationary stores and sold digitally (sales of both parts to date are taken into account), as reported by Square Enix. In addition, the company has posted an extensive article introducing Rebirth on its website. We have selected from it some of the more interesting fragments.
We learned the release date of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth - the second part of the Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy. It was brought by the game's trailer, which was demonstrated at today's State of Play. The work of Square Enix will be released on February 29, 2024 exclusively on PS5.
Let's hope it doesn't suffer a delay, as the next chance for such a special debut day won't come until four years from now. You can watch the trailer below.
Although Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is initially scheduled to hit the PS5 exclusively, it can be expected that, following the example of Final Fantasy VII Remake: Intergrade the title will also arrive on PC at a later date.
The title will not launch on the PS4, where its predecessor was released, but this will not happen without reason - as it will be even prettier. In turn, the comparison with the original looks simply unearthly. The visual progress that has been made in 26 years is amazing.
Interestingly, the developers of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth have posted a message on Twitter/X, from which it appears that the game will be playable without knowledge of Final Fantasy VII Remake: Intergrade. Of course, this will be advisable, but the developers were to make an effort to ensure that each game can hold its own as a standlone work. For those who have not played the predecessor, but would like to delve a little more into its plot, a short video will be made available, summarizing the events presented in the previous game.
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