Final Fantasy

According to the aforementioned leak, it is all but confirmed that downloadable content is in the works for Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, but what form this takes remains unknown. Earlier this week saw the Epic Games Store page for Revelation receive a large update which included a number of downloadable content additions added to the database. One of these makes direct reference to a ‘Story Expansion Pass’, which isn’t something Remake or Rebirth had. Remake did receive a Yuffie Kisaragi expansion in the form of Episode Intermission, but this was simply a more compelling and logical way to intr

Additional story content for Revelation could come in many forms, especially if Square Enix is serious about representing every part of the compilation. We could see an updated form of Before Crisis, a Japan exclusive mobile title released in 2004 that focuses on The Turks. You also have Last Order, a 25-minute OVA from Madhouse that wasn’t well received at the time due to how it differed from events seen in the original game, but who says it couldn’t simply be redone to better depict how things went down from Zack Fair’s perspective? Dirge of Cerberus was already extensively represented in Ep

One of the common criticisms levied towards Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth was how much content it had to offer. Don’t get me wrong, most of its minigames were terrific fun and its open world regions weren’t as vast and empty as the worst triple-A culprits, but I wouldn’t blame anyone for skipping over certain distractions because they simply didn’t have time. It turns out this was actually a part of the overall design philosophy and became a consistent conversation across the team throughout development. Many felt this feeling of utter abundance was part of what made the original Final Fantasy 7 so