The first reviews of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on PC are very positive. On PC, the title is expected to look and perform noticeably better than on PS5.

According to series producer Yoshinori Kitase, you won't need a PS6 to play the final part of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy.

Kitase added Rebirth creative director Tetsuya Nomura was given "homework" to give the remake project a conclusion that both respected the original Final Fantasy 7 and provided a new sense of satisfaction not felt in the original. This was completed by the end of 2024.

Square Enix has now completed the story of the third and final part of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy. Speaking to Famitsu and translated by Eurogamer, Final Fantasy series producer Yoshinori Kitase and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi said development on the highly anticipated conclusion is progressing smoothly.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is a masterpiece, featuring exceptional characters, stunning environments, engaging combat mechanics, and captivating performances that hold up even after a third playthrough.

It might seem like conventional wisdom, but sometimes, with series like Square Enix's Final Fantasy, the obvious needs to be said. Beginning as a PS4 exclusive, the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy has been in the works for more than a decade now,

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is on PC, giving more players a chance to experience the game, including on Steam Deck. Unfortunately, it's also been cracked by pirates, with some estimates of torrents going up within an hour of launch.