FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE Reviews

As a deep seeded fan of the original, I can say I am enjoying this re-imagination of the game. Great Job, developers.

The battle system is trash. I wanted to relive my absolute favorite game and it is not going to happen, I wish the best to the game and that someone finds joy in this.

Introduced to Final Fantasy with this one. One of the hardest, 'Hard Mode' difficulties I have played yet. Story is sweet, gameplay is awesome. Highly Recommend

I grew up playing the OG version of VII. This is good but I wouldn't hold it to the original. It's a whole new game in itself. They are both great games but the original will always be the better one. Just my opinion. That being said, the graphics in this are phenomenal! Getting to see all the characters in HD is really nostalgic and all around good vibes. I would recommend if you are new to the series or even for a hardcore fan of the series.

the music, man… oh my god. even though I didn’t grow up playing the original game, its music still gives me this strong feeling of nostalgia. i’m sure there are still a lot of old games out there that deserve a remake like this one, because many of them have better stories and gameplay than most modern titles. also i love Aerith, she's a sweet and cheerful character.

It's the sequel to one of the greatest RPGs of all time. If you've played FF7 & Crisis Core, you should absolutely play this. It features Square Enix's best attempt at action combat yet.

I liked this game quite a bit actually. The combat for some getting used to but it was fun. Runs great on steam deck.

I couldn't mentally keep playing this game and this is probably one of a few games that I've dropped on purpose. Remake feels like cringe anime with excessively hyperactive characters, cutscenes and dialogues made for people with dementia or ADHD, repeating same things over and over, repeating every character's motivation, emotions, feelings etc. It's like every time I launch this game Square Enix thinks that last time when I exited game was 2 years ago so here, let's listen again how Barrett hates Shinra and how Tifa wants to save those poor guys in sector 7 and how she's sorry about everything she does. I didn't gave shіt about characters in this game. Wedge falls down the platform and nearly dies!! Whatever. Aerith is getting stolen!! Okay. Biggs and Jessie die on platform!! Okay, finally I won't hear them. I don't give a shіt because of HOW FUСКІNG MUCH I LISTEN TO THEM REPEATING THEIR MOTIVATION TO CLOUD, FROM CUTSCENE TO CUTSCENE MAKING SURE I NEVER FORGET WHAT THEY'RE FIGHTING AND LIVING FOR. Like I've said, Remake plays like a cringe anime that lasts 90 episodes where 80% of them are fillers or even 90%. I geniunelly didn't want to be that guy who keeps saying that original game is better but... Yeah, original game is much better. At least that in 30 hours you only complete disk 1 of FF7 while on OG FF7 you're completing whole game. I genuinely don't know for who this remake was made? It would make more sense if OG FF7 was delisted from Steam and this would be the only way to play FF7, then yeah, this would be a 10/10 game, but unfortunately, original still exists and somehow, even after 28 years original version plays amazingly.

Amazing remake of the classic. So much nostalgia, so many callbacks, and the new fight sequence is equal parts challenging & invigorating. It was odd to think I'd be spending 40+ hours in Midgar, but the depth of the story you dive into makes it fun and interesting the whole way through. Yes, some creative liberties were taken, but for the most part, it follows the storyline of the original, which is all I could ask for

This is my first exposure to the Final Fantasy universe, and the characters and world were instantly charming. The story feels interesting and unique enough to stand out. As for the gameplay, the active combat system in FF7 Remake is really cool, smooth, and quite intuitive. Sadly, though, when it comes to gameplay, this is the one and only highlight. World traversal is boring and sterile, the puzzles are offensively trivial to the point of insulting the player’s intelligence, and the side quests are little more than generic fetch tasks with no remarkable story development. What makes me mad—yet still recommend the game—is the main story. The greatness is palpable. Unfortunately, while playing, I could feel how little respect the developers had for me as a player, artificially slowing the game down. It might take 45 hours to finish, but that doesn’t mean it’s 45 hours of engaging gameplay. +