Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth PC Features Showcased

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Summary

  • Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth for PC has improved visuals compared to the PS5 version.
  • The PC version features enhanced lighting, visuals, and NVIDIA DLSS Functionality.
  • PC players get graphic options, NPC count customization, and DualSense Controller support.

For enthusiasts of Final Fantasy 7 Remake on personal computers, eagerly waiting for the second installment of the trilogy, you’ll be able to immerse yourself in this RPG towards the end of this month, approximately a year after its debut on PS5 in February 2024. However, it’s not just a direct transfer; Square Enix is sprucing up the PC version of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth with some extra features.

Today, Square Enix unveiled a fresh trailer for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, highlighting the enhanced elements exclusive to the PC edition.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth on PC Has Improved Visuals Compared To PS5 Version

Players can expect the following enhancements:

  • Improved Lighting
  • Enhanced Visuals
  • DualSense Wireless Controller Support
  • NVIDIA DLSS Functionality
  • Up to 4K and 120fps
  • Mouse and Keyboard Support’s not

There are many graphical choices at your disposal, including three pre-set levels: Low, Medium, and High. Additionally, PC users have the freedom to adjust the number of on-screen non-player characters according to their system’s capabilities.

For the PC requirements, head on over here.

Since the upcoming launch of the game on PC, the Xbox platform finds itself in a less favorable position, as Square Enix seems dissatisfied with the sales performance of both Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Final Fantasy 16, which might lead to their release on other platforms soon.

Though the PC edition of FF7 Rebirth may boast improved graphics, it remains an equally robust action-RPG as its original counterpart. If you’re debating whether or not to purchase it, our review assures that “Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth embodies everything I cherished in Final Fantasy 7 Remake, with added polish, detail, and layers of depth. It’s an impressive feat. Without giving away any significant plot points, this game will spark discussions among fans for a considerable period.

For now, there hasn’t been an announced release date for the concluding chapter of the Remake trilogy, but Square Enix developers have confirmed they’ve finished the storyline. Given the timeline of the previous two games, it’s likely we won’t see this game until at least 2027 and initially on PS5. However, there’s a possibility that Square Enix might decide to launch it concurrently on both consoles and PC by then.

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2025-01-10 10:08