From its extended name: Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7: Reunion, the remake of Zack’s adventures looks as good as FF7 Remake. Comparisons with the original game testify to a monster work on the visual aspect, but not only.
Announced with great fanfare during the livestream dedicated to the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy 7, Crisis Core Reunion delighted many fans. An episode that will undoubtedly be crucial to follow the events of FF7 Remake 2 aka Rebirth. But is it remake or remaster? Here is a video and comparative photos with the PSP game.
A video of FF7 Crisis Core remake vs PSP
The surprise had been spoiled a few hours before the event but FF7 Crisis Core Remake is indeed a reality. If Square Enix remains vague on the nature of this port, which will be available this winter on all platforms, the work done by the teams is substantial. Remember that the original game was released in 2007 on PSP. And for this transition to current generations, the developers have obviously not done things by halves.
Proof of this is with this video comparison of Crisis Core Remake vs PSP and the few pictures below. You can see it very clearly, the assets characters take more from those of FF7 Remake than just improved smoothing. The work seems in any case more substantial than FF Type-0 at the time. The fights will also be closer to Cloud’s new adventures, which will come in a trilogy, with greater freedom of movement and a revised HUD.
Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion will additionally feature improved 3D models, full voice acting, and new soundtrack arrangements. See you this winter on PS5, Xbox Series, PC, Nintendo Switch, PS4 and Xbox One to rediscover the adventures of Zack.