The director of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Naoki Hamaguchi, has said that a new patch for the game is being made. This specific patch will improve the visual quality of the game while it is in performance mode. The announcement was made through the video game website One More Game. The exact release date of the new patch remains unknown. However, Hamaguchi hinted that it would be soon.
Hamaguchi stated, “We’ve heard from many players about improving the graphics in the performance mode, and we’re working on it. We believe that the release date will not be too far off. We are also working on improving the facial lighting as per the players’ feedback.”
The feedback from many players pointed out that the characters’ faces sometimes appeared too dark or scary due to lighting. The team is working on fixing this issue.
The news was shared by a Twitter user named Genki.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is the second game in the Final Fantasy VII Remake series. The new game has more exciting features than the first one. It is set to run until The Forgotten Capital, a part of the original game.
Players can expect more playable characters like Cait Sith and Red XIII. Gold Saucer, a place with many fun games, will be a key location in the game. Another minigame, called the Junon infiltration, has been greatly enhanced. Here Cloud, the game’s character, will coordinate soldiers to form particular formations. Importantly, Sephiroth will also be playable during the Nibelheim flashback part of the game.
There are also changes in the combat part of the game. Players will get to experience new Synergy attacks which can be executed by using multiple party members. Another update is that Red XIII will now have his own unique revenge gauge mechanic.
If you are interested, read our review of the game to learn more.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is now available exclusively on PlayStation 5.
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Vocabulary List:
- Patch (noun): A small piece of code that is used to update or fix issues in software.
- Visual Quality (noun): The overall clarity sharpness and appeal of the visual elements in a product.
- Performance Mode (noun): A setting or option in software that prioritizes performance over other aspects.
- Facial (adjective): Relating to the face or features of the face.
- Minigame (noun): A small simple game within a larger game often as a diversion or additional feature.
- Synergy (noun): The interaction or cooperation of two or more elements that creates a combined effect greater than the sum of their separate effects.
