Final Fantasy VII Now Available on GOG – DRM-free!

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Final Fantasy VII Arrives on GOG with DRM-Free Release and Discounts Final Fantasy VII became available on GOG on February 24th, offering players a DRM-free version of the classic title. To celebrate, GOG is offering a 60% discount on Final Fantasy VII and several other titles in the series. This release reinforces GOG’s commitment to preserving classic games and making them accessible to players. The following Final Fantasy games are also available at a 60% discount: Final Fantasy III (3D Remake) Final Fantasy IV (3D Remake) Final Fantasy VIII Remastered Final Fantasy IX These discounts are valid from February 24th at 6 PM CST until March 8th at 6 PM CET. The GOG release of Final Fantasy VII includes enhanced features such as: Three times faster gameplay Encounter toggling Strengthened characters A new version of the game was also released on Steam.

Join Cloud’s Rebellion in Midgar – DRM-Free Final Fantasy VII on GOG

Final Fantasy VII is set in Midgar, a city under the control of the Shinra Electric Power Company. Avalanche, a rebel group, detonates Mako Reactor No. 1 in a bid to stop Shinra from draining the planet’s Mako energy. Cloud, a former member of Shinra’s SOLDIER unit, joins Avalanche in their fight to protect the planet. Relive the classic adventure or experience it for the first time with this DRM-free release on GOG.

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