Final Fantasy 7 Remake Demo Out Now
Square Enix released a demo for Final Fantasy VII Remake on PSN Store to let you play though iconic bombing mission.
Earlier this year, a leak from PlayStation Store has revealed that developer/publisher Square Enix has plans to release a playable demo for upcoming PlayStation 4-exclusive action role-playing game Final Fantasy VII Remake.
Eager fans who were expecting to get a hands-on preview of the game before its April release won't have to wait anymore as Sony has finally released a demo for FFVII Remake today on PS Store that players can download and play now.
RELATED: Final Fantasy 7 Remake Opening Cinematic
Currently available worldwide for all PS4 players, the demo will cover opening chapter of Final Fantasy VII, where protagonist Cloud Strife and AVALANCHE leader Barret Wallace takes on a mission to plant a bomb at Mako Reactor 1.
Though you only get to try out iconic bombing mission segment, there is a lot to explore within its large complex. While fighting against Shinra Security troopers with your huge Buster Sword, be sure to watch out for details and secrets.
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At one point, you will come across in-game first boss Scorpion Sentinel, who is not going to be an east mark to take on. Even when you managed to defeat this mechanical atrocity, Cloud has to make an escape through a collapsing complex.
First-hand experience to a revamped combat system awaits everyone, which is a mix of real time action and commands from menu. Those who prefer strategy over action can simply begin with Classic Mode and keep experimenting.
RELATED: Final Fantasy 7 Remake Box Art Revealed
Also, an exclusive PS4 theme will be out on FF7 Remake launch next month for players who would play the demo before May 11, 2020. According to description, progress made during your trial will not be carried over to main game.
Final Fantasy VII Remake is set to arrive for PlayStation 4 platform on April 10, 2020, featuring opening Midgar section from original game. Square Enix will be working on its second part to complete full story and release on a later date.
Earlier this year, a leak from PlayStation Store has revealed that developer/publisher Square Enix has plans to release a playable demo for upcoming PlayStation 4-exclusive action role-playing game Final Fantasy VII Remake.
Eager fans who were expecting to get a hands-on preview of the game before its April release won't have to wait anymore as Sony has finally released a demo for FFVII Remake today on PS Store that players can download and play now.
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| Final Fantasy VII Remake Demo Out Now |
RELATED: Final Fantasy 7 Remake Opening Cinematic
Currently available worldwide for all PS4 players, the demo will cover opening chapter of Final Fantasy VII, where protagonist Cloud Strife and AVALANCHE leader Barret Wallace takes on a mission to plant a bomb at Mako Reactor 1.
Though you only get to try out iconic bombing mission segment, there is a lot to explore within its large complex. While fighting against Shinra Security troopers with your huge Buster Sword, be sure to watch out for details and secrets.
RELATED: Final Fantasy TV Series Confirmed
At one point, you will come across in-game first boss Scorpion Sentinel, who is not going to be an east mark to take on. Even when you managed to defeat this mechanical atrocity, Cloud has to make an escape through a collapsing complex.
First-hand experience to a revamped combat system awaits everyone, which is a mix of real time action and commands from menu. Those who prefer strategy over action can simply begin with Classic Mode and keep experimenting.
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| Reimagined Combat System |
RELATED: Final Fantasy 7 Remake Box Art Revealed
Also, an exclusive PS4 theme will be out on FF7 Remake launch next month for players who would play the demo before May 11, 2020. According to description, progress made during your trial will not be carried over to main game.
Final Fantasy VII Remake is set to arrive for PlayStation 4 platform on April 10, 2020, featuring opening Midgar section from original game. Square Enix will be working on its second part to complete full story and release on a later date.
