Final Fantasy 7 Being Removed from Steam

Removal of Final Fantasy VII from Steam - New Purchase Discontinued, Save Data Incompatible with Upcoming Release

Square Enix has removed Final Fantasy VII from Steam, preventing new purchases of the original release. Players who already own the game can still access and play it. While Square Enix has not detailed the improvements in the forthcoming release, save data from the original version will not be compatible, requiring players to begin a new game.

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