Led by screenwriter Kazushige Nojima, who is clearly not content here to retrace the events of the various FF7 games, the scenario of this RPG will notably offer new narrative elements linked to the youth of Sephiroth. Alternating between retro and modern production depending on the phase of the game in which we find ourselves (exploration, combat, cinematic), the game juggles between the old and the new and will be cut up episodically to accommodate the long stories of characters like Cloud and Zack. occasional mobile phone use. Naturally, Square Enix insists that you don’t need to know anything about the FF7 universe to appreciate this title (these same marketing people say you can go for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth without going through Final Fantasy 7 Remake, so good). Notice to the curious, a closed beta will take place from June 8 to 28 for Android players.
And you, what do you think, Zack?
” Immerse yourself in fast-paced, beautifully rendered command-based battles from Final Fantasy 7’s Active Time Battle, now revamped to seamlessly adapt to mobile devices with high-quality graphics. Battles feature classic Final Fantasy RPG elements such as Abilities, Materia, Summons, and Transcendences, while supporting additional features on mobile such as Auto Mode and Combat Speed that make the game even more fun to play we are told. It is also a question of being able to equip the heroes of the game with new costumes or to play in cooperation to overcome powerful bosses.
In short, no release date in sight yet, but we will probably soon know how Final Fantasy 7 Ever Crisis intends to fleece the many fans of FF7… although they know how to show indifference when necessary. Ask Final Fantasy 7 The First Soldier.