TwistedCheshir 最近的评测

this game has a great story arc but also eel less detached rom the actual series they really need to make a modern game

i bought all the games on playstation and and now here. and gotta say the graphics look alot better on pc the console and iv played kingdom hearts since it first dropped back on playstation 2

To start things off i'll mention that i think this game is great overall and i really enjoyed it. So i'll get the negative things out of the way first.

Yes there are a couple sections that drag a bit and story pacing does suffer a bit from being expanded.

Combat becomes a bit repetitive and in some areas the non-stop normal encounters get quite boring/annoying.

While combat is fun overall, it's certainly not my favourite implementation of action RPG combat. I think i'd still rather play a Napishtim-era Ys game or a Souls game.

I don't like how easily interrupted your skills are. I lost a lot of ATB bars due to activating a skill and immediately eating dirt out of nowhere.

Some changes to the story like e.g. featuring Sephiroth much more prominently i'm iffy on. Currently still unsure what to think about the Whispers as a plot element. Will need to see where they go with that in Rebirth.

The final chapter is a bit much. I get that they wanted a big spectacle finale since this is a videogame, but sometimes less is more.

Due to being restricted to only the Midgar segment of the original the big moments are a bit limited. There weren't that many segments in the game that like REALLY blew me away. The original's big moments are kinda backloaded.

I think this is a very cool game if you have played the original, but honestly i'm really unsure if this could feel good if you haven't.

The PC port has stutters, which is both annoying and completely avoidable if they actually put some effort into making a decent PC port.

With that out of the way it's time to talk about the many positive things.

People call this game padded, but i don't quite agree? Some segments in it do feel padded, but a lot of additional time already goes to simply making proper cutscenes and engaging levels or expanding on the original in interesting ways.

The cutscenes are insanely high quality. They just look superb.

Similar the general art design is also superb. Though it's slight a bit inconsistent. Sometimes there's just random low quality assets. And while i think the cutscenes look pretty state of the art, in terms of visuals i've definitely seen better. Mediocre lighting, uneven asset quality and more. From watching the DF Tech Review for Rebirth it looks like the game looks better, but still has plenty visual issues.

A lot of the smaller scale story changes are great and tie well into what the original does. I like how they're shifting certain information around and building up some things a little earlier than before.

They also do a great job at expanding on the characters through additional scenes and some changes to key moments.

After the extended canon has been a total disaster for the narrative of the original, especially in terms of flanderizing or even completely misunderstanding certain characters, this game has been fantastic in that regard. It feels like the writers really understood the original characters. This was easily the closest Cloud has ever felt to original FF VII Cloud since... the original. And they generally applied the characters very well. Only thing i'm iffy on is Sephiroth , but we'll see where that goes in Rebirth.

It feels like the story is digging a bit deeper into some things that went underexplored in the original, so that is nice to see and i'll be looking forward to where Rebirth goes with that.

The ATB system is a cool implementation of Action RPG combat that was generally enjoyable. Similar the Materia/Weapon system left you plenty room for creating setups, way way more than the original did. Within Final Fantasy my only comparison in terms of Action RPGs is Final Fantasy XV and at least in that regard this game is so far and above that game that they basically become incomparable.

I love how the game makes you actually do mechanics in fights. A lot of Action RPGs at best have surface level mechanics and the rest is simply "press button to invalidate attack, then punish". There's plenty fights where mechanics are a key piece of the experience and that helps keep you engaged in combat.

In addition i also like that they incentivize swapping characters regularly. It never felt like i just wanted to stick to Cloud at all times (which i often do in Action RPGs with swappable characters).

Speaking of keeping you engaged... most of the time they actually do a great job keeping the player engaged with a mixture of combat, level design, minigames or similar things to break up the pacing, as well as cutscenes ofc. There are some segments where it's just non-stop combat and it gets old quick, as i criticized already, but a lot of the time that is actually not the case. They really put a lot of work into breaking up the gameplay pacing and making sure you constantly get these little reprieves.

The music is fantastic. New songs, new arrangements, just all around great stuff. An incredibly memorable moment for me was in Chapter 17 in Phase 3 of the Jenova Dreamweaver fight when the new arrangement suddenly starts after keeping you waiting in the first 2 Phases. I had goosebumps and put the game on pause for a minute to just listen to the track a little. Also having an epic orchestral version of the leitmotif play in the scene where Cloud makes his entrance on the bike shortly after went hard.

Bonus: A short Intermission review.

It was great

Yuffie is great.

Yuffie is very fun to play.

Great ending and hit really well on the emotional side.

Interesting post-credit scenes, though the one with Zack showing up in the church leaves me scratching my head a little.

All the Deepground stuff at the end was a bit wtf??? Like a short excursion back to mid-2000s edge. Wasn't a fan. I doubt it would've been better if i had played DoC either.

All around a great game. Highly recommended. I'm now really looking forward to when Rebirth arrives on PC. Going into Remake i was a bit worried that i was just gonna enjoy the pretty visuals and not the rest (which admittedly was my main motivation at first), but as it turned out i enjoyed both the new story and the gameplay quite a lot more than i would've thought

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth successfully expands the universe of the original game, offering an experience that combines vast explorable regions, refined gameplay mechanics, and a deep and engaging combat system. The technical improvements of the PC version, such as support for 4K, DLSS, and frame rates up to 120 fps, enhance the visuals and fluidity, making this edition the best way to enjoy the adventure. Although some secondary activities sometimes break the narrative rhythm, the title impresses with its ability to reinterpret classic events and expand the story, in order to give emotions to long-time fans and newcomers alike.

this game is wonderful.
graphic are prestine
186 hours of game play to beat the game.
love, betrayal, Brotherhood, and so much more to experince with this game i had it on playstation and gotta say i loved it then still love it now

this game is amazing

this game is pretty fun. i defintly recommend trying it

i quite enjoy this game and its series

I gotta say i really love this already. A great mix of storys and great art work as well as graphic detail along with a amazinhg Storyline to the final fantasy series.
I would recommend trying this game and never knock it..