New Final Fantasy VII Rebirth footage was shared online over the weekend, providing another quick look at the game.
The new footage, which was shared on the game's official Japanese X/Twitter profile, focuses on quick travel, which will allow players to instantly travel to towns and other points of interest as well as to Chocobos from anywhere on the map. Load times are around five seconds, which is definitely fast, but as fast as in other PlayStation 5 games such as Marvel's Spider-Man 2.
【フィールド移動：ファストトラベル】
街など特定の拠点や各地のチョコボストップには、ファストトラベルで即座に移動することができます。 道に迷って元の場所に戻りたいときなど、上手く活用して冒険を進めましょう。#FF7 #FF7R #FF7リバース pic.twitter.com/WfQG2PF87b
— FFVII REMAKE (@FFVIIR_CLOUD) January 14, 2024
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is a little over a month away from release, and the excitement surrounding the game is definitely on the rise, also due to some teases. Earlier this month, it was teased that there's a scene that made the game's Creative Director Tetsuya Nomura cry, but it's not the scene everyone thinks. With the game requiring over 100 hours to complete, we can be sure there will be plenty of emotional and exciting moments in what is setting out to be one of the best JRPGs in years.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth launches on PlayStation 5 on February 29th worldwide. You can learn more about Cloud and the gang's journey to stop Sephiroth in our preview.
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