Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth demo looks certain as PlayStation leaks its own State of Play announcement
Feb. 6, 2024Surprise!
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It looks likeFinal Fantasy 7: Rebirthwill be getting a demo quite soon, as PlayStation has accidentally released the announcement ahead of the upcoming State of Play.
As shared by Wario64 on Twitter, a trailer for the Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth demo has been uploaded to the PlayStation Store, likely by accident. We’re getting a second State of Play presentation (almost a week after the lastPlayStation State of Play) that will be entirely dedicated to the upcomingSquare EnixRPG - we’re guessing this is where the demo is set to be officially announced.
As for the video itself, it features all the familiar faces - Cloud, Sephiroth, Tifa, Aerith, Barret, and more - and shows a mix of cinematics and gameplay. If the demo trailer shows exactly what players will be able to experience before Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth’s full release, there’s sure to be a lot to get on with, including plenty of monsters to fight and Chocobos to meet.
Aside from the demo, it’s mostly a mystery what we’ll see during today’s State of Play. We know that the Final Fantasy 7 Remake follow-updoesn’t strictly follow the originalgame from 1997 so perhaps we’ll get a glimpse into some of Rebirth’s changes. We’ve also been promised"nearly 100 hours of adventure"for the action-RPG, so there’s sure to be a lot to see.
Find out what else is on the way with ourupcoming PS5 gameslist.
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