From the Aeris house to the darts minigame; Square Enix offers unpublished details about the reimagined version of the PlayStation classic.
The wait is long, but there is less and less for the first episode of Final Fantasy VII Remake to finally see the light. To liven up the wait, the Official PlayStation Blog has published new screenshots, which reveal interesting playable details. For example, it shows how the Cloud sword skills menu will be, which increases its power as we get experience points.
As previously revealed, the invocations work differently this remake with respect to the original game. Instead of a timely attack when invoking, the materials we summon fight at our side for a limited time. The player does not interact with the invocation, except when it triggers the final attack. In the image, which you can see in the gallery that we show you below, you can see the Choco Mog material in action. A Moguri climbs on the back of a chocobo, which causes a stampede with its peers.
One of the confirmed novelties is the inclusion of the Classic Mode, which can be chosen in the difficulty menu. This allows us to choose the attacks, objects and abilities that we want to use to experience a gameplay more similar to that of the classic turns. Manual control can be regained at any time.
Final Fantasy VII Remake, unpublished images
Classic but refurbished mini-games
Other captures take us back to moments of the past. Minigames such as darts or motorcycle chase are present in the video game (as well as squats, presented earlier). There are also iconic scenes such as the Midgar church or the Aeris house, as well as portraits of some Avalanche character.
Final Fantasy VII Remake will go on sale next March 3, 2020. It will, for the moment, exclusively for PlayStation 4. Although the business model is episodic, Square Enix has not given many clues about it, beyond that All deliveries will be consistent and will be equivalent to a complete game. The first installment will narrate the first plot block, which takes place in Midgar. However, the story will be expanded with new dialogues and unpublished scenes, which will reinforce the script and the characters.
