Overall FFVII Remake is a great game since it's a fun adventure that really pushes both graphics and real-time combat mixed with RPG to a new level not seen before its release, both in the Final Fantasy series and even overall landscape of games when it comes to quality terms, plus accompanied with fantastic music and performances from the character animations and voice actors to really sell all of this as a quality package.

As a Final Fantasy VII fan it's fantastic to be able to delve through the already known environments, see the iconic scenes and cast of characters with such incredible amount of detail that we could only see a glimpse in the movie FFVII Advent Children, and also to be able to play through new content such as the Yuffie DLC that was done well and a great expansion on some parts of the story plus to be able experience new combat and some side-activities when it comes to the main game.

The only pitfall on this adventure is that for people that haven't played the original FFVII this won't solve the issue of finally being able to play a proper full remaster of the classic and iconic FFVII that has the entire original main story untouched, unfortunately the addition of the new elements in the FFVII Remake story directly intrude in the original story (time ghosts) that end up modifying it heavily and really changing the original plot/story from fantastic to a really cheap and convoluted narrative that is confusing in some ways even for players and fans of the original game.
So if you haven't played the original Final Fantasy VII for sure play it first to be able to experience the original fantastic story and even have the chance to get to know all the characters and places first with the simpler graphics and then later play through this Re-imagination to see where the mixes and retelling occurs and then be able to see where all of it will lead up to in the end when this new trilogy ends.

The most beautiful, nostalgic, very evolved remake. 10/10 would recommend. Music is ON POINT.

Awesome game, top 5. 100% in 53 hours. Works well on PC and Steam Deck. The DLC has some performance issues, but bearable. The port to non-playstation plataforms and controllers missed a few things:
- The interaction symbol is a triangle, even when using a Xbox controller or keyboard.
- The dancing minigame show the correct symbols, but the wrong colors. Y is Green (triangle), X is purple (square) ....

If you have a decent GPU, I recommend using a mod to disable the dynamic resolution.