A new trailer showcases the impressive features coming to the PC port of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, launching January 23rd, 2025. Following its successful PS5 debut in February 2024, the highly anticipated PC release promises a significant upgrade.
The trailer confirms support for resolutions up to 4K and frame rates of up to 120fps, alongside "improved lighting" and unspecified "enhanced visuals." Players can expect three graphical presets (Low, Medium, High) and the ability to adjust the number of on-screen NPCs, allowing for optimization based on individual hardware.
Key PC Features:
While the specifics of the visual enhancements remain undisclosed, the inclusion of Nvidia DLSS suggests a focus on performance optimization. The omission of AMD FSR support, however, might leave AMD GPU users at a slight disadvantage.
The robust feature set aims to deliver a compelling PC experience, but the game's commercial success on this platform remains to be seen. Square Enix's previous PS5 sales figures were reportedly less than stellar, raising anticipation for how the PC port will perform. The extensive feature list, however, strongly suggests a commitment to satisfying the considerable demand from PC gamers.
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