Final Fantasy 7: "Real" remake is coming, but only for the mobile phone

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After Final Fantasy 7 Remake and the freshly revealed PS5 upgrade Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Intergrade, Square Enix conjured up a new edition of the classic for the first Playstation yesterday with Final Fantasy 7: Ever Crisis.

While Final Fantasy 7 Remake is a drastically changed reinterpretation of the original, Ever Crisis apparently goes much more classic ways. You can expect the level structure of the classic, a turn-based combat system, figure models that almost look like prettier versions of yesteryear and more.

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Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Will Part 2 be an open world game?

Naoki Hamaguchi, Game Director of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake, fueled speculation that Part 2 might become an open world game. var lstExcludedArticleTicker = '1367674,1367655,1367410,1366972'; In addition, Ever Crisis does not only include Final Fantasy 7. In addition, the title will also include the spin-offs, films and additional stories Before Crisis: Final Fantasy 7, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7, Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children and Dirge of Cerberus. While you seem to be very faithful to the original in terms of the main game, you will probably have to go in exactly the opposite direction with action offshoots like Dirge of Cerberus.

Everything fine so? Well, that depends on your own preferences when it comes to platforms. Because Final Fantasy 7: Ever Crisis will (at least for the time being) only be available for iOS and Android when it hits the market sometime in 2022, i.e. it will appear for mobile phones and tablets. In addition, like Final Fantasy 7 Remake, the title will be based on an episode format. How pronounced this will be, ie whether the main game, Advent Children and Co. will each count as one episode or will be further subdivided, is not yet known.

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Are you still looking forward to Final Fantasy 7: Ever Crisis or can't you do anything with mobile phones as a platform and episode format? Tell us in the comments!

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‘Final Fantasy VII Remake’ will be a PS Plus freebie with a catch

After Sony’s latest State of Play stream, it’s clear why the company announced the next batch of free games for PlayStation Plus members a couple of days later than usual. Final Fantasy VII Remake headlines the March lineup. At State of Play, Sony showed off the PS5 version of the game, which will have upgraded graphics, higher framerates, other improvements and a DLC episode.

But here’s the rub. If you claim FF7 Remake through PS Plus, you won’t get a free upgrade. You'll still need to buy the current game for the upgrade or pay directly for the PS5 version, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade.

The other games on the March slate look solid. First-person puzzle game Maquette is intriguing, with its recursive, mind-bending riddles requiring some out-of-the-box thinking. If you get stuck, you can call on the console’s Game Help feature for guidance. Like Bugsnaxand Destruction AllStars, Maquette is making its debut as a PS Plus freebie for PS5 owners. It'll also be available on PS4 and Steam next week.

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You’ll also get your hands on a pair of shooters: PS4 third-person survival game Remnant: From The Ashes and PS VR title Farpoint. Meanwhile, Destruction AllStars remains on the list for a second month. Sony will update the PS Plus offerings with these games on Tuesday, March 2nd, and they’ll remain up for grabs until April 5th.

You have until March 1st to snag the other games in the current lineup, Control: Ultimate Edition and Concrete Genie. There’s plenty to look forward to as well. PS Plus subscribers will be able to claim the PS5 version of the long, long-overdue Oddworld: Soulstorm at no extra cost when it’s released in April.