Final Fantasy 7 (FF7) is a masterpiece. What makes it a masterpiece? The combination of in-depth combat mechanics, a strong main scenario, great character development and an incredible soundtrack to boot. FF7 is the physical embodiment of when the stars align. Squaresoft had developed 6 mainline Final Fantasy (FF) games prior to 7, but this is the incredible culmination of everything they had learned from previous games as well as the fortuitous jump to 3D with the Sony Playstation. That was 1997, now we sit in 2020 with Final Fantasy 7 Remake (FF7R) finally being out. This review will remain spoiler free for the Remake but may contain spoilers for the original game so tread carefully if you wish to remain completely spoiler-free. FF7R opens with a gorgeous cinematic that establishes this game world of Midgar. FF7R is a multi-part series, positioned as a narrative epic by Square that wishes to transcend the original game by telling a story that goes beyond the scope of th
Final Fantasy 7 Remake (FF7R) is finally out and I’ve had my copy since 2 nd April because of the C-Virus and my goodness what a game. I managed to get the Platinum in about 91 hours and I still want to play more, it’s just an incredible masterpiece that needs to be talked about. We’re about to go deep into the Remake’s ending but I want to provide some context to the opinions I have before I put them out there; I am 25 years old and was brought up around Final Fantasy 7 Original (FF7), hell, I even learned how to read a high level because of FF7. I am a huge Final Fantasy fan, I have multiple collectors editions and I have materia tattooed on my arm. I love Final Fantasy 7. Needless to say, there’s going to be heavy spoilers regarding the original and the remake and we’re going to be talking about every aspect of the ending to the remake so, you’ve been warned. FF7R is a mostly faithful recreation of the original game until the ending chapter, so let’s deep dive into th