IMDb RATING
9.1/10
1.2K
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Leaving Midgar behind and freed from the course of destiny, Cloud and his friends embark on a new journey across the planet of Gaia, as dangerous threats, old and new, await them.Leaving Midgar behind and freed from the course of destiny, Cloud and his friends embark on a new journey across the planet of Gaia, as dangerous threats, old and new, await them.Leaving Midgar behind and freed from the course of destiny, Cloud and his friends embark on a new journey across the planet of Gaia, as dangerous threats, old and new, await them.
- Awards
- 2 wins & 1 nomination
Cody Christian
- Cloud Strife
- (English version)
- (voice)
Briana White
- Aerith Gainsborough
- (English version)
- (voice)
Britt Baron
- Tifa Lockhart
- (English version)
- (voice)
John Eric Bentley
- Barret Wallace
- (English version)
- (voice)
Max Mittelman
- Red XIII
- (English version)
- (voice)
Suzie Yeung
- Yuffie Kisaragi
- (English version)
- (voice)
Paul Tinto
- Cait Sith
- (English version)
- (voice)
J. Michael Tatum
- Cid Highwind
- (English version)
- (voice)
Matthew Mercer
- Vincent Valentine
- (English version)
- (voice)
Josh Bowman
- Rufus Shinra
- (English version)
- (voice)
James Sie
- Professor Hojo
- (English version)
- (voice)
John DiMaggio
- Heidegger
- (English version)
- (voice)
Jon Root
- Reeve Tuesti
- (English version)
- (voice)
Erin Cottrell
- Scarlet
- (English version)
- (voice)
William Salyers
- Palmer
- (English version)
- (voice)
Arnie Pantoja
- Reno
- (English version)
- (voice)
William Christopher Stephens
- Rude
- (English version)
- (voice)
- (as William C. Stephens)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis game is a second part of a three part story sequel for the original Final Fantasy 7 released in 1997. Coincidentally, the original PlayStation game also shipped on three discs.
- Crazy creditsThe first half of the end credits sequence is identical to the end credits from Final Fantasy VII Remake (2020) except there are floating shards instead of rain puddles during the cast and theme song credits.
- ConnectionsFeatured in PlayStation State of Play: Episode dated 14 September 2023 (2023)
Featured review
Final Fantasy has constantly reinvented itself through the years, and Rebirth is no exception. Final Fantasy VII has become its own mega-franchise within gaming and its namesake's universe. And for good reason. This game takes what made Remake great and expands on it with an open-world gameplay design that also blends the seamless level transitions of the Uncharted video games and keeping the otherworldly charm of the Final Fantasy franchise fully intact the whole time.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth may be a bit overwhelming for casuals, but the choice of difficulty definitely eases some newcomers' anxieties of the experience being too overwhelming. Yes there's the trademark difficult boss-fights that require some trial-and-error strategising, but victory is never too far away to achieve for the player. The world on display here is something else, and the open-world design (in select chapters that is) really adds countless hours of replay value and depth to the world's dense story. Cloud and his friends are exploring the massive iceberg that is Rebirth's world-building with absolute swagger that's daring and cinematic all at once.
There's a lot of stuff to unpack here. Maybe almost too much; but hey, JRPGs were always bursting with several hours of stuff to do. Some of the mini-games are unnecessarily hard (the piano is near impossible to perfect with the analog controls), but they're thankfully 110% optional and don't roadblock the story completely. Rebirth gets a lot right, but a game this massive can't be perfect; but it doesn't need to be PERFECT perfect. Rebirth just needed to be a deep exploration of Final Fantasy VII's iconic world, and with that it succeeds many-folds over.
Rebirth has something for hardcore fans, for newcomers, and it delivers on the cut-scenes too. It's already shaping up to be 2024's game of the year. And who knows? Maybe Part Three will be even better?
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is the reason gamers play video games so passionately. It has the characters, exploration, and immersion people have come to expect from the best JRPGs on the market. It's a modern classic that's begging for Part Three to round up the trilogy as soon as possible (but seriously, let's hope they don't rush Part Three THAT quickly).
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is a 5/5-star masterpiece. 10/10 IMDb points. Give this one a go if you love the Final Fantasy franchise.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth may be a bit overwhelming for casuals, but the choice of difficulty definitely eases some newcomers' anxieties of the experience being too overwhelming. Yes there's the trademark difficult boss-fights that require some trial-and-error strategising, but victory is never too far away to achieve for the player. The world on display here is something else, and the open-world design (in select chapters that is) really adds countless hours of replay value and depth to the world's dense story. Cloud and his friends are exploring the massive iceberg that is Rebirth's world-building with absolute swagger that's daring and cinematic all at once.
There's a lot of stuff to unpack here. Maybe almost too much; but hey, JRPGs were always bursting with several hours of stuff to do. Some of the mini-games are unnecessarily hard (the piano is near impossible to perfect with the analog controls), but they're thankfully 110% optional and don't roadblock the story completely. Rebirth gets a lot right, but a game this massive can't be perfect; but it doesn't need to be PERFECT perfect. Rebirth just needed to be a deep exploration of Final Fantasy VII's iconic world, and with that it succeeds many-folds over.
Rebirth has something for hardcore fans, for newcomers, and it delivers on the cut-scenes too. It's already shaping up to be 2024's game of the year. And who knows? Maybe Part Three will be even better?
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is the reason gamers play video games so passionately. It has the characters, exploration, and immersion people have come to expect from the best JRPGs on the market. It's a modern classic that's begging for Part Three to round up the trilogy as soon as possible (but seriously, let's hope they don't rush Part Three THAT quickly).
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is a 5/5-star masterpiece. 10/10 IMDb points. Give this one a go if you love the Final Fantasy franchise.
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