FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH from Square Enix arrives on January 23rd, and thankfully the developers have already managed to get it Steam Deck Verified ahead of the release.
I was hoping this would be the case, since the developer did previously confirm they were working on Steam Deck optimisations. Today the verification went public as shown on SteamDB (and now on the Steam page) as Verified using Proton 9.0-4, the latest stable release of Valve's compatibility layer for running Windows games on Linux systems.
Really great to see!
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FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE Project Trilogy Part 2
After escaping Midgar, the City of Mako, Cloud and his friends overcome the boundaries of faith and step into the unknown wasteland.
A vast world with many characteristics awaits, as well as a new story where you will run through fields on chocobos to freely explore points of interest.
The FINAL FANTASY VII remake project uses the latest technology to bring FINAL FANTASY VII, the legendary RPG that enchanted the world, to a new generation and allows fans to experience the famed story reimagined.
The first game in the trilogy, FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE, was released in 2020, achieving critical acclaim across the globe and shipping more than seven million units worldwide. Now, the second game, FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH, returns to tell the story at the core of the trilogy and has already achieved critical acclaim.
Will you be picking it up and playing it on Steam Deck / Linux?
FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE Project Trilogy Part 2
Why does it called "Trilogy" but "Part 2"? From what I know, plot-wise, FF VII: Rebirth is a continuation of FF VII: Remake Intergrade, and should be played after it. But is Rebirth still not a complete story and some kind "Trilogy Part 3" game is planed? FF VII: Final Chapters or something?
It's part 2, of what will be a trilogy.
O. K, thanks. :).
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