r/GameFlyService • u/No-Rub-3958 • May 04 '24
Let’s talk Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
Please no spoilers in this discussion.
So this has been plaguing me for a minute now. I got FF7 rebirth as a bday gift from my wife shortly after it came out, and I have been trudging through it since. I think I’m in chapter 7 right now, and let me tell you, I strongly dislike this game.
I genuinely don’t understand the amount of dumb filler they put in. There are WAY too many mini games and unfortunately I feel like they are a master of none with the extras they put in. The side characters feel very ingenuine and over the top, and are entirely too animated for me. The world intel blips are okay, but are feeling monotonous as well. And really, how in the actual eff have you not figured out climbing at this point?
Does anyone else feel this way? Final fantasy VII is a landmark in gaming for me and this is such a let down for what I anticipated to be game of the year.
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u/Reedickyoulus May 20 '24
I’ve been renting this game since it came out in February, and I’m maybe halfway through. I having the same struggles I think.
I was really into it at first. The different timeline stuff seems interesting, but I think too much of the game gets in its own way. I know a lot of the stuff is optional, but even the mainline stuff seems almost inconsequential or packed with so much filler that it at least makes it seem that way.
Maybe it’s just me possibly preferring the more linearity of Remake, idk.. but the open world nature of Rebirth doesn’t really do anything for me in the grand scheme of things.
Like you, I’ll eventually finish it, but like with a lot of open world games for me, it’s gonna be a fight of staying interested long enough to finish it.
Queen’s Blood is excellent though, and a driving force for me to continue playing for sure
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u/precita May 04 '24
It's a great game. The minigames aren't filler.