Summary

  • Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth for PC has improved visuals compared to the PS5 version.
  • The PC version features enhanced lighting, visuals, and NVIDIA DLSS Functionality.
  • PC players get graphic options, NPC count customization, and DualSense Controller support.

For Final Fantasy fans on PC looking forward to the second chapter of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy, you can play the RPG later this month, almost a year after its release on PS5 in February 2024. It won’t be a straight port, however, as Square Enix is adding a few more bells and whistles to the PC version of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.


Square Enix has released a new Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth trailer today that showcases the added features of the PC version.

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Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth on PC Has Improved Visuals Compared To PS5 Version

Players can expect the following enhancements:

  • Improved Lighting
  • Enhanced Visuals
  • DualSense Wireless Controller Support
  • NVIDIA DLSS Functionality
  • Up to 4K and 120fps
  • Mouse and Keyboard Support’s not

Numerous graphic options will be available with three presets: Low, Medium High. Also, PC players can customize the on-screen NPC (non-player-controlled character) count to fit what your rig can handle.

For the PC requirements, head on over here.

With the game’s impending release on PC, the Xbox platform is now the odd man out. That might change soon, given that Square Enix’s isn’t happy with the sales numbers of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and even Final Fantasy 16.


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While the PC version of FF7 Rebirth might be better graphically, it should still be the same solid action-RPG. If you’re on the fence about whether to pick it up or not, read our review where we state, “Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is everything I loved about Final Fantasy 7 Remake with more polish, refinement, and depth. It’s a stunning achievement. While I won’t ruin any of the major story beats here, this game will have fans talking for a long time.”

As for the next and final chapter in the Remake trilogy, there’s no release date yet, though Square Enix devs has confirmed they have finalized the story for it. If the past two games are any indication, don’t expect it to be released until at least 2027, and on the PS5 first. But who knows? Perhaps Square Enix will finally release it simultaneously on consoles and PC by that time.

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