question.

[brisket]

those who played rebirth on PS5, how long is the game?
i do like my games long-

[Time Traveler]

Originally posted by lego evie from fortnite:

those who played rebirth on PS5, how long is the game?
i do like my games long-

It really depends. If you're just playing the main game and ignoring all the side stuff, about 40 hours. If you just take your time or want to get 100%, then over 100 hours easily.

[brisket]

Originally posted by Time Traveler:

Originally posted by lego evie from fortnite:

those who played rebirth on PS5, how long is the game?
i do like my games long-

It really depends. If you're just playing the main game and ignoring all the side stuff, about 40 hours. If you just take your time or want to get 100%, then over 100 hours easily.

i often do side stuff, it's a problem of mine, but one i dont mind. c:

[Hayabusa]

First play through took me 96 hours. I'm well over 500 atm.

[brisket]

Originally posted by lego evie from fortnite:

those who played rebirth on PS5, how long is the game?
i do like my games long-

oh wait, follow-up question; i saw that evercrisis is technically required now for more lore insight in FF7 lore is that true? do i gotta play evercrisis?

[Time Traveler]

Originally posted by lego evie from fortnite:

Originally posted by lego evie from fortnite:

those who played rebirth on PS5, how long is the game?
i do like my games long-

oh wait, follow-up question; i saw that evercrisis is technically required now for more lore insight in FF7 lore is that true? do i gotta play evercrisis?

No, you do not even need to touch Ever Crisis. FF7 Remake+Intermission and FF7 Rebirth go just fine together.

Edit: IF you just want more lore, then Ever Crisis will help (back story, etc). But it's not necessary, especially since the Remake explains/changes most of the story anyways.

[brisket]

Originally posted by Time Traveler:

Originally posted by lego evie from fortnite:

oh wait, follow-up question; i saw that evercrisis is technically required now for more lore insight in FF7 lore is that true? do i gotta play evercrisis?

No, you do not even need to touch Ever Crisis. FF7 Remake+Intermission and FF7 Rebirth go just fine together.

alri thanks
crisis core too or no

[Time Traveler]

Originally posted by lego evie from fortnite:

Originally posted by Time Traveler:

No, you do not even need to touch Ever Crisis. FF7 Remake+Intermission and FF7 Rebirth go just fine together.

alri thanks
crisis core too or no

I would actually recommend Crisis Core. It gives a great deal of detail for Zack, Aerith, and Sepharoth and helps lay out the present story for FF7. Again, it's not required to understand the story but it does a good job laying the ground work.

WARNING: It's a real tragedy and tear jerker

[kinnanho]

This game is pretty big.
Only main story cost over 50 hours.
With sub quest, It is above 80 hours.
It also contains LOTS OF mini game.
Over all, It is easy to spend over 100 hours

[brisket]

Originally posted by kinnanho:

This game is pretty big.
Only main story cost over 50 hours.
With sub quest, It is above 80 hours.
It also contains LOTS OF mini game.
Over all, It is easy to spend over 100 hours

what are the minigames?

[Farandr]

Originally posted by lego evie from fortnite:

Originally posted by kinnanho:

This game is pretty big.
Only main story cost over 50 hours.
With sub quest, It is above 80 hours.
It also contains LOTS OF mini game.
Over all, It is easy to spend over 100 hours

what are the minigames?

https://game8.co/games/Final-Fantasy-VII-Rebirth/archives/Minigames#hl_2

[Scarlet Crusade]

The only otherwise “official” FFVII Rebirth lore is the book Traces of Two Pasts. I own it, but I haven’t read it yet. I will before the game is out, though.

Within the last month, I read On the Way to a Smile and The Kids Are Alright, the two tie-in books for Advent Children, and they added a lot of depth, so if Traces of Two Pasts is anything like those, it should be a good read.

The Kids Are Alright is also notable because it’s the original story for Kyrie and Leslie, though it’s set just before (and the epilogue is just after) Advent Children, so it’s a couple years ahead of the FFVIIR trilogy.

[brisket]

Originally posted by Scarlet Crusade:

The only otherwise “official” FFVII Rebirth lore is the book Traces of Two Pasts. I own it, but I haven’t read it yet. I will before the game is out, though.

Within the last month, I read On the Way to a Smile and The Kids Are Alright, the two tie-in books for Advent Children, and they added a lot of depth, so if Traces of Two Pasts is anything like those, it should be a good read.

The Kids Are Alright is also notable because it’s the original story for Kyrie and Leslie, though it’s set just before (and the epilogue is just after) Advent Children, so it’s a couple years ahead of the FFVIIR trilogy.

so excluding the og FF7 what would be the definitive way to go through the world of FF7 and its lore is it like XV with a ton of books a spinoff shows and a movie or

[dlux]

I did everything on the first playthrough, and it took me 120 hours.

You obviously don't have to do everything, but I did, because I really enjoyed it.

[Scarlet Crusade]

For the original FFVII, after the original game you’ve got the movie Advent Children (watch the Complete version at this point, as it was meant to replace the original) and its two books I just mentioned, the PSP game Crisis Core (Reunion would be the ideal way to play it now, but the original is also fine), and the PS2 game Dirge of Cerberus (it may or may not receive a remaster, that remains to be seen).

The mobile game Before Crisis was never released outside of Japan, and Ever Crisis is the latest thing, but as a mobile gacha game they’ve kinda shot themselves in the foot over that one if they wanted that to be lore relevant.

There’s also Last Order, an anime adaptation that’s an alternate telling of the Nibelheim incident from Tseng’s point of view, but it has several inaccuracies and it can be skipped.

[brisket]

Originally posted by dlux:

I did everything on the first playthrough, and it took me 120 hours.

You obviously don't have to do everything, but I did, because I really enjoyed it.

im hoping the graphics options are better than remake's bc im struggling to not have stutters on that game rn and i can run it just fine in 60fps but the battles are.. iffy for some reason