The highly anticipated Square Enix video game hits stores worldwide exclusively for PS4 on April 10. It is already the best of the year.
The publication of the national and international analyzes of Final Fantasy VII Remake have confirmed that, above all, the return of Cloud's expertise by Square Enix has met the expectations that have been waiting for so many years. As we relate in our text, rated on a note close to outstanding, we can only attribute the design of some side missions and ups and downs in their rhythm. At the moment, it is already one of the best-rated video games of 2020.
If we look at Metacritic, where 71 media analyzes from around the world are already collected, the final grade will stay at 87 out of 100, except for last minute changes with a point up or down. 2020 is being a great year; despite the fact that many of the most anticipated works are being delayed for different reasons. All in all, Final Fantasy VII Remake becomes the eighth best game released in 2020 (only new releases), the eighth with the best mark on this calendar. This is the Top-10:
100 GB; Final Fantasy VII Remake preload now available
Regarding those who wonder if the game will be released prematurely in digital format – since shipments are being made before Friday due to the distribution problems caused by the coronavirus – Suqare Enix has stated that no, they will not advance such availability . What is already available is the preload of the game on PS4, so we can download the 100 GB of the title if we have bought it from the PS Store on PlayStation. Of course, Square Enix has already warned that there will be supply problems in the physical format of the game due to the severity of the COVID-19 worldwide, so it is possible that some buyers may not receive it on the day of departure at home.
Final Fantasy VII Remake will be released worldwide this coming April 10 on PlayStation 4. If you want to open your mouth and play now, you can download the free demo of the game here with the first episode of the adventure.
References | Metacritic
