By now most of you have been waiting for you: The Final Episode VII Remake is out now! Visit the demo page and download now!
While you wait for it to download (or come home to play it), we can give you a few details as to what to expect from this fun viewing of the game.
What is included in the Final Fantasy VII show?
The new demo features long sections from the beginning of the game: a bombing icon against the Shinra Electric Power Company, and a subsequent escape.
He'll control two of the cast's game – the spiky-haired ex-SOLDIER Cloud Strife, and Barret Wallace holding his legs – and make a dangerous plan to infiltrate and destroy Mark Reactor 1.
It is a very complex process, so you will have plenty of time to explore, discover secrets, dabble in rich detail areas and, of course, with the Shinra Security Vendors with a great sword.
Upon reaching the target, you will encounter the Scorpion Sentinel. It may be the first boss of the game, but don't expect this mechanical monstrosity to give you an easy ride.
If you've managed to hit it, don't think you can rest – you still have to escape the complex before falling around.
But did you give yourself enough time to do so…?
All you need to know about the fight in Final Fantasy VII Remake
When playing the demo, you'll first get the Final Fantasy VII Remake battle plan.
It includes real-time action and menu-based instructions to create something that feels new, and yet you listen back to the original game. You will see what we mean when you play it.
Everything is compatible with ATB. As you attack enemies with the square button, you'll complete a rating under your character's health indicators. This is the ATB line – and if the part is full, you can use it to perform the action.
For example, you can use Ability – special attacks that damage or fill an enemy resilience gap. Alternatively, you can cool with something or spread a spell – magic can be very effective when used properly.
We think it's a really fun program, but if you prefer an action plan, you can also try Ancient Mode. In this mode, the characters will attack automatically, so you can focus on giving them instructions – similar to command-based RPGs like the original FINAL FANTASY VII.
However you like to play, remember that using ATB is the key to fighting. Basic attacks don't do much damage, and enemies can hit incredibly hard, so be sure to try with all the tools at your disposal to find what works best.
To get you started, here's a pro tip that you can remember for fans of the first game: Shinra's machines hate electricity, so bring some thunder!
We hope you enjoy the final invitation to Final Fantasy VII Remake.
When does Final Fantasy VII come out?
If you enjoy playing more, the good news is that you don't have much time to wait. The Final Fantasy VII Remake is released April 10, 2020 for the PlayStation 4! You can pre-order now PlayStation Store.
