
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth PC Version: A Detailed Look at its Features
A new trailer confirms a wealth of features for the upcoming PC port of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, launching nearly a year after its PS5 debut. The PC version promises a significant upgrade in visual fidelity and performance, catering to a wide range of hardware configurations.
Initially a PS5 exclusive, released in February 2024 to critical acclaim and Game of the Year contention, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth's PC arrival on January 23, 2025, follows significant player demand after its short PS5 exclusivity period. While an Xbox release remains unconfirmed, PC gamers can look forward to a robust experience.
Following the recent release of the PC system requirements, Square Enix showcased the enhanced features in a new trailer. These include support for resolutions up to 4K and frame rates up to 120fps, alongside "improved lighting" and unspecified "enhanced visuals." Players will have to wait for the release to fully appreciate these visual improvements. Three graphical presets (Low, Medium, High) and an adjustable NPC count option allow players to fine-tune the game's performance to their system's capabilities.
Key Features of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth on PC:
- Mouse and keyboard support
- DualSense controller support (with haptic feedback and adaptive triggers)
- Up to 4K resolution and 120fps
- Improved lighting and enhanced visuals
- Three adjustable graphical presets: High, Medium, Low
- Adjustable NPC count for CPU optimization
- Nvidia DLSS support
While the inclusion of mouse and keyboard controls and DualSense controller compatibility caters to various preferences, the notable absence of AMD FSR support might disadvantage players using AMD graphics cards. The performance impact of this omission remains to be seen.
The PC release of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is highly anticipated. The comprehensive feature set is promising, but the game's commercial success on PC, after its reportedly less-than-stellar PS5 sales, remains to be determined. Square Enix will undoubtedly be watching closely.