The Final Fantasy VII Rebirth director is very aware of one big issue that PlayStation fans have taken with the newest game.

The as-yet-unnamed successor, the final chapter in the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy, won't suck the lifestream out of players to unlock its Platinum Trophy. That's according to director Naoki Yamaguchi, anyway, who apologised for the pain he put persistent Trophy Hunters through in Rebirth.

Fans who enjoyed FFVII Remake's Yuffie DLC want to know whether to expect similar extra content for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is one of the biggest games of 2024 becoming a top seller and nabbed several award nominations for this year's The Game Awards. For the second installment of the massive Remake trilogy,

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi has shared that the second part of Square Enix's big remake project will not be treated to any DLC so the studio can fully focus on getting the third and final game made.

Final Fantasy VII Remake has one more part of its story left to tell, and apparently, full development has started on it!

Over on Open Critic, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has an impressive 93% top critic average, putting it at a "Mighty" rating. A staggering 99% of critics recommend it as a must-play. While Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is only available on the PS5, Square Enix has publicly stated that they are looking to release more titles simultaneously on each platform.