This week’s RPG Backtrack features part two of Final Fantasy VII’s extended remake extravaganza. Is it too big? Did they cram too much content into a single disc? We don’t care, just give us more Queen’s Blood.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth honors the legacy of a classic while building an identity of its own. Despite technical issues, particularly in handheld mode, its story, combat, and world make it one of the best RPGs on Switch 2.
Square Enix released a Final Fantasy VII Rebirth demo ahead of the game’s launch on Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S. The demo lets players go through the first two chapters of the game and transfer their progress to the full release.
Square Enix wasted little time after the release on Final Fantasy VII Remake on Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S to confirm that the second part of the trilogy will be following. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will come to the consoles in June.
Square Enix announced a trio of physical Final Fantasy releases. The physical Final Fantasy VII Remake & Rebirth twin pack, Final Fantasy VII + VIII Remastered twin pack, and Final Fantasy IX releases will arrive in December.
It’s a new year of backlog busting, and this gal has some big goals! January to March offered an interesting variety of completed titles, but were they good? Let’s find out.
Matt brought all his hoes. Josh is either being stalked by the most terrifying alien in the universe or a cat. Kelley debates the merits and responsibilities of a breeding table. Meanwhile, Andi observes everyone is on a Pirate Yakuza deadline. Chris has been sent to a twelve step program upstate for PoE.
Andi invents cozy horror core. Kelley shows us her scary but regal llama cat. Chris has Initial D on the mind. Josh attacks the cybertruck monster. Now go forth and make babies!
Kelley discusses how she got away with premeditated cannon. Josh wonders why there isn’t a chocobo wrap at Dunkin. Ryan tries to take down the evil Paws empire. Chris backseat podcasts. Also, don’t follow what Andi is reading.
2024 was another year that packed plenty of punches with its releases. While we go through our official awards process, we asked our volunteer teams to pick out their personal top threes of the year.
Square Enix released further footage of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth’s imminent PC version. A new trailer shows its graphical presets, while another video shows the game running on Steam Deck.
It’s time to wrap up the last chunk of games Sam played for Backloggin’ the Year. Check out if she completed her personal challenges and which games for the Fall months were her favourites.
Square Enix revealed that Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will be arriving on PC next month. The second part of the Remake trilogy is available to pre-order now from Steam and the Epic Games Store.
Summer has come and gone, but video games were still played and enjoyed. Let’s see what Sam knocked out of her backlog from July to the end of September.
Chris gets cheesecake from rats. Kelley punches worms to get her Tifa back. And Josh funds a re-dub of Yakuza with Mark Hamil. Now excuse us as we go attend tonight’s brawl at the local Waffle House.
To celebrate the game’s launch a month ago, Square Enix released a behind-the-scenes documentary series for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. The four-video series features interviews with a large variety of those involved in its creation.
RPGamer’s latest set of videos covers a mixture of large and small titles. This round-up includes reviews for The Last Faith, Silent Hope, Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth with an adventure corner for Outer Wilds and an impression of Outcast Tales: The First Journey.
Kelley wonders how you fight a pillow. Chris adopts a sentient Sephiroth noodle. Ryan plays XCOM with a bear. Now everyone, go finish your Turkish Star Wars homework.
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