Just before the release of FF7 Rebirth, on February 29, 2024, the cult game returns with a completely new project for early fans who want to return to this universe.
FF7 Rebirth, the highly anticipated sequel to Final Fantasy 7 Remake, will be available as a PS5 exclusive early next year. A new episode which promises to be monstrous. It will take between 40 and 50 hours for the main story, and around 100 hours with all the side content. If you have not done the first part of this trilogy, a catch-up session is available now.
Dive into the FF7 Remake saga in a different way
Before discovering Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, it would be better to be up to date on the story by completing FF7 Remake. Square Enix may offer a summary of events, but if you want to dig deeper with an analysis of this episode, Intergrade, and possibly a taste of what’s next, one publisher has what you need. The company Third Editions, which publishes books on video games, TV series, cinema and even Japanese animation, is tackling FF7 Remake.
Since today, Third Editions has put two versions of the book The Final Fantasy 7 Remake Saga on sale. A fairly dense work with 336 pages. An alternative way to find out more about the beginning of this trilogy which revisits a cult game. “The book The Final Fantasy VII Remake Saga thus offers a journey into Midgar. VSThis city-world that never sleeps, by reliving the events of this first episode of the new trilogy granted to Final Fantasy VII. A way to understand how it works and reveal all its mysteries…” can we read in the description on the Third Editions website.
A book divided into sectors which can be consulted in part for free. As with other writings from the Toulouse company, a few pages are offered before checking out. The FF7 Remake Saga is available in two editions: the classic at €29.99 and the limited First Print edition at €34.99. This includes an exclusive cover, a reversible dust jacket, an ex-libris and a digital copy of the book.
A big new feature in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth revealed
FF7 Remake 2, aka Rebirth, will obviously have a whole bunch of new features at all levels. And especially from a storyline point of view since the adventure will be much longer. But the gameplay should also hold surprises, including in terms of difficulty. One of the big new features of FF7 Rebirth will be the implementation of a Dynamic difficulty. What is the difference(s) with Easy and Normal modes? The monsters will adapt to the level of your characters.