New Final Fantasy VII Rebirth 4K texture packs are now available for download, improving the quality of textures for Tifa, Aerith, and Cloud.
These new 4K texture packs, which have been created by Romi969 and can be downloaded from Nexus Mods, significantly increase detail in Tifa's skin and skirt, Aerith's skin, skirt and iconic red jacket, and Cloud's skin and outfit. You can check out how much the new textures are improved over the vanilla ones in the comparison screenshots below.
Since its release last week, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth has seen a lot of attention from the modding community, and a few mods have already been released to address some of the game's most glaring issues and allow players to do something that is not possible in the vanilla game, such as adding Sephiroth and Zack to the party. The two characters work reasonably well in combat, but what is possible to do with them is extremely limited at the moment, as no one has currently figured out how to change their equipment and Materia.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is now available on PC and PlayStation 5 worldwide. You can learn more about the second entry in the Remake trilogy by checking out our review.
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