Square Enix’s second entry in the Final Fantasy VII saga, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, will offer bonus content to players for having a save file from Final Fantasy VII remake.
According to promotional material for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth in Japan, those who have Final Fantasy VII Remake and Final Fantasy VII Remake: EPISODE INTERmission save data on their PS5 storage will gain access to Leviathan and Ramuh Summon Materia as a bonus in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.
To further clarify, a save file for the PS4 or PS5 versions of Final Fantasy VII Remake will unlock the Leviathan Summon Materia in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Similarly, a file for Final Fantasy VII Remake: EPISODE INTERmission on PS5 will unlock the Ramuh Summon Materia in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.
Those who have yet to experience either of Final Fantasy VII Remake and Final Fantasy VII Remake: EPISODE INTERmission can do so by pre-ordering the Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Twin Pack on the PlayStation Store. For the price of $69.99, the bundle comes with a digital PS5 copy of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, which also includes Final Fantasy VII Remake: EPISODE INTERmission, and a copy of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.
Previously, while speaking during an interview with BBC, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Director Naoki Hamaguchi revealed that, in terms of length, just doing the main story alone will take around 40 to 50 hours to complete. According to him, the game has tons of side content and places to explore. He added that there’s actually more side content here than there is main story content. For completionists who will try to do everything, dig deep, explore the world and find everything, the game’s length will easily be around 100 hours. Additionally, regarding Final Fantasy VII Rebirth’s open world, Hamaguchi stated that, unlike The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, it won’t be a “go anywhere you want, do anything you want” style of game from the very beginning.
