Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth demo rumoured for next week as huge file size revealed
A demo for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth appears to be on the playing cards for the dedicated State Of Play presentation next week.
Ahead of its official launch on February 29, it appears fans may have an opportunity to play Ultimate Fantasy 7 Rebirth by way of a free demo this month.
At the finish of Sony's recent State Of Play presentation, one other showcase dedicated to the Square Enix's upcoming role-player was introduced, for Tuesday February 6.
Following the announcement, reliable leaker PlayStation Recreation Measurement claimed a demo will drop through the presentation. It's stated players will receive a 'Kupo Allure – Survival Set' bonus for participating, and may transfer save progress to the final release – suggesting the demo will cowl the game's opening.
Sq. Enix previously launched a demo for Final Fantasy 7 Remake in 2020, which coated the opening section of the sport at Mako Reactor 1, so it's not shocking that the corporate would do the identical for its sequel.
The same Twitter account additionally revealed Remaining Fantasy 7 Rebirth will take up 145.25GB of area on PlayStation 5, when it launches at the finish of the month.
For context, Call Of Duty: Trendy Warfare 3 takes up 149GB, while Ultimate Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade amounted to 81.338GB, so it appears to be considerably greater.
Bodily versions of Last Fantasy 7 Rebirth are set to return on two discs, in a nod to the original Last Fantasy 7. In an interview with Game Informer, recreation director Naoki Hamaguchi stated the two discs will amount to '150GB, with 100 on one disc and 50 on the other'.
In the identical interview, Hamaguchi additionally stated the choice to split the sequel between two discs had 'less to do with rekindling nostalgia and extra as a way to preserve the workforce's lofty vision for it'.
Whereas Remaining Fantasy 7 Remake featured some semi-open environments inside Midgar, Rebirth guarantees something nearer to a contemporary open world – though it remains to be seen how a lot freedom the ultimate recreation will supply.
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