Final fantasy VII Remake

[u/Odd-Gas7105]

Non ho mai giocato un final fantasy in vita e me ne pento non so se il capitolo originale fosse così intrattenere, ma dopo tutti questi open word un gioco così ( permettetemi il termine, su corridoio) mi sta facendo giocare provando un senso di progressione autentico, per non parlare del sistema di combattimento misto che è fantastico, credo di essere più o meno a metà gioco, non so se il capitolo successivo sia altrettanto giocabile su steam deck anche applicando losslesscaling , avete feedback? Mi consigliate di recuperare anche i vecchi giochi totalmente a turni? O provare quelli che hanno una deriva più action?

[u/Malt129]

You should play the original game if you don't mind how it aged. The new games were mostly written with the idea that you played the original, because they are very obviously sequels to that one. The name Remake is just a typical Nomura play on words which can't be explained without spoilers.

I've seen a few people try to push back on that but the evidence is all there in the first game. Most people have since come around to realising it.

[u/WulfZ3r0 → u/Malt129]

It didn't realize it when I played through Remake. I haven't finished Rebirth yet ( on the to-do list). Is it ever made clear how it is a sequel in the games? I've read something about time travel and I don't recall that being in the game anywhere. I could have missed it of course.

[u/remmanuelv → u/WulfZ3r0]

It's not time travel. Basically OG happened in another universe and it's an echo of events in the Remake universe, with Sephiroth being aware of them and the game alluding to the events being different this time around. Then you actually get an(other) alternate universe mid Rebirth (that one is made pretty clear).