There's good news for Final Fantasy 7 fans who've been waiting for Rebirth to come to other platforms, as the JRPG just confirmed a PC release date at The Game Awards.
You've all been waiting, and now it's time: Final Fantasy 7 Reborn is coming to PC, and you can pick it up on January 23rd. Square Enix shared the news with a new trailer released at The Game Awards, showcasing how the game will look on the new platform, as well as some features exclusive to that version. This includes: improved lighting, enhanced texturing and modeling, DLSS and VRR, and more.
It wouldn't be surprising that Square Enix would decide to port Final Fantasy 7 Reborn to PC, after all, it already did so with its predecessor, Remastered, so it would be a bit strange if it suddenly decided not to. Additionally, earlier this year, after disappointing sales for Rebirth and 16, Square Enix announced its intention to shift gears a bit and release its games on as many platforms as possible.
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This obviously includes PC, but also Xbox. Sadly, there's no news on that front today, but Final Fantasy XIV producer Naoki “Yoshi-P” Yoshida reiterated Square Enix's commitment to multi-platform distribution. While Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi hasn't confirmed anything about a port, he did recently express that he's a fan of the Xbox platform, so fingers crossed it will eventually happen. Now we start waiting for the third part, at least the storyline is all wrapped up.
