The Relaunch of Final Fantasy VII on Steam – The Classic

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Final Fantasy VII has been relaunched on Steam with new features and optimizations. Players who own the 2013 edition can access the updated version at no additional cost; both versions will remain accessible in their Steam library (https:t.con6urudxv76). However, save files are not compatible between the two versions, and the 2013 edition is no longer available for purchase. The updated Final Fantasy VII offers several enhancements: New online features: Unlock 36 new achievements and share your player profile online. Cloud saving: Save and access your progress from different computers with an internet connection (with saves transferable among a maximum of 3 computers simultaneously). Gameplay and Character Enhancements: Maximize character stats (HP, MP, and Gil) with a single click. Utilize a 3x speed mode, disable random battles, maximize the Limit gauge during battles, enable healing during fights, and use the autosave feature. PC Optimization: The game has been updated with general bug fixes, support for the latest Windows hardware and operating systems, and improvements to align with recent console releases.

Final Fantasy VII Relaunch on Steam – Enhanced Rebellion Against Shinra Inc.

The narrative of Final Fantasy VII centers on Midgar, a city under the control of the Shinra Electric Power Company (Shinra Inc.). Avalanche, a rebel group formed to resist Shinra’s exploitation of Mako energy, bombs Mako Reactor No. 1. Cloud, a former member of Shinra’s elite SOLDIER unit, joins Avalanche in their fight to protect the planet from Shinra Inc. This relaunch arrives as anticipation builds for the final installment of the Final Fantasy VII Remake Trilogy, with Part 2, Rebirth, expected later this year. Experience the classic game on Steam with these new and improved features.

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