Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth PC Features Detailed by Square Enix

Summary

• A new trailer confirms impressive PC features for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.
• Expect stunning visuals with up to 4K resolution and 120fps, plus improved lighting and enhanced graphics.
• PC players will enjoy support for mouse and keyboard, the PS5 DualSense controller, and Nvidia DLSS.

Square Enix has treated Final Fantasy VII Rebirth PC players to a sneak peek at the game's impressive features via a recent trailer. Arriving nearly a year after its PS5 debut, the PC port promises a wealth of enhancements.

Initially a PS5 exclusive launched in February 2024, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth quickly became a critical darling, earning high praise and Game of the Year nominations. Its three-month PS5 exclusivity period fueled anticipation among PC and Xbox gamers. While an Xbox release remains uncertain, Square Enix confirmed a January 23, 2025 PC launch.

Hot on the heels of revealing the PC requirements, Square Enix detailed exclusive features in the new trailer. Beyond supporting 4K resolution and 120fps, the PC version boasts "improved lighting" and "enhanced visuals." While specifics remain under wraps, players can expect a noticeable visual upgrade. Three graphical presets (Low, Medium, High) allow customization, along with an option to adjust the number of on-screen NPCs for optimized performance.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth PC Features:

• Mouse and keyboard support
• PS5 DualSense controller support (with haptic feedback and adaptive triggers)
• Up to 4K resolution and 120fps
• Improved lighting and enhanced visuals
• Three adjustable graphical presets: High, Medium, Low
  • Adjustable NPC count
• Nvidia DLSS support

Input options cater to all preferences: mouse and keyboard, and PS5 DualSense controller with full haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. Nvidia DLSS is included, but notably absent is support for AMD's FSR, potentially impacting performance for AMD users.

The near year-long wait for the PC port hasn't dampened enthusiasm. The impressive feature set suggests strong potential, though the game's commercial performance on PC remains to be seen. Square Enix's PS5 sales figures were reportedly less than stellar, leaving the PC version's success as a key question.