Square Enix has released an update for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth today, which brings performance improvements and bumps the game version to 1.020.
The update includes several key improvements, such as corrections to typos and missing text within the game. These corrections help ensure that the narrative and dialogue are presented clearly. A significant bug fix addresses an issue where the character being controlled would malfunction under specific conditions on the map, which could disrupt gameplay and player progression.
Adjustments have also been made to Red XIII’s abilities “Lunatic High” and “Warrior’s Cheer”, making them less likely to be canceled during battle, thus enhancing combat strategy and execution. The update also resolves a bug where enemies would occasionally stop moving during battle under certain conditions, potentially affecting the challenge and flow of combat.
The update includes several enhancements to the game’s performance. These include improved frame rates and overall game stability. In addition, the visual presentation has been improved with the addition of “Sharp” and “Soft” options to the screen output settings in Performance Mode, allowing players to tailor the visual presentation to their preference.
The update also offers several quality-of-life improvements, including strengthened guiding support for climbing vines in the “Mythril Mine” location, aiding navigation and exploration. Furthermore, new difficulty settings have been added to the customization screens of the “Condor Fort” and “Gambit Gears” mini-games, offering players the ability to adjust the challenge level to their liking.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Update 1.020 Patch Notes
- Corrected typos and missing text in certain parts.
- Fixed a bug where the character being controlled would malfunction under specific conditions on the map.
- Adjusted Red XIII’s abilities “Lunatic High” and “Warrior’s Cheer” to be less likely to be canceled during battle.
- Fixed a bug where enemies would stop moving under certain conditions during battle.
- Corrected progression issues that occurred under specific conditions in quests.
- Improved frame rate and overall game stability.
- Added “Sharp” and “Soft” options to the screen output settings in Performance Mode.
- Enhanced graphic quality.
- Camera reverse settings now apply to “Glide” controls during airborne chocobo navigation.
- Camera reverse settings now apply to the shooting mini-game camera.
- Strengthened guiding support for climbing vines in the “Mythril Mine” location.
- Added difficulty settings to the customization screens of the “Condor Fort” and “Gambit Gears” mini-games.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is out now for PS5. You can read our review of the game to learn more about it.
