The Final Fantasy VII Remake game focuses on a character called "Cloud Strife" that a rebel band called "Avalanche" hired him to stop the destruction that a corporation named "Shinra" is making to the country.
Cloud Strife makes friends with different people, some are familiar and some are not. Throughout the game we find out what happened in Cloud Strife's past and the history of the city where the "Midgar" game takes place.
Slowly, the game gets more in-depth, the plot gets more complicated and comes to a new villain (as with any gaming game).
The whole story of the game takes place in a town called "Midgar", you and the "Avalanche" team fight for it.
The game is a game with different tasks, short movie scenes and background stories that allow us to get to know the characters.
The city has two ranks, one rich and one poor - the game highlights the difference between places in the city - which adds to the story.
Most of the game is pretty linear in its story, except for some points where you can explore the area a bit to find special items. But there are certain parts of the game where you get to walk around the slums' open space and perform side missions that will earn you rewards and make the whole city talk about you.
The game makes you feel like you're walking in a real world which adds to the story in my opinion.
In the game you control the team (as I mentioned) you can swap characters in the team and control each one individually, attacking, defending and handing orders to the rest of the team.
Once you have enough energy you can use the character's special abilities like Cloud that can change his style of attack, like Bret firing large-scale explosions and a special attack called Limit Break that is triggered after a lot of powerful blows.
In addition, when you give instructions to the team members, the game goes into a slow gear mode that allows the situation to be assessed.
You can only stock up on 3 items you bought, or you will pick up from the floor (you will find).
The first is a weapon with which you can shoot (I think it's clear).
The other is a bracelet - the bracelet is another protection for your character.
And the third is a plugin - The plugin enhances the capabilities of the fighter or gives them specific protection.
You can also strengthen the weapons and even allow more inlay locations.
Players who struggle with the intense battles of the game can initially choose 3 different levels: a standard normal level, an easy level that makes all enemies and the battle meaningful, and a classic level, which is the easiest level of difficulty only this time the battles are automatically performed - a mode for players who are more interested in the plot.
The graphics in the game are very real and visible, you can notice a lot of items in the game like the hair that Cloud (can easily fall in love with this hair) or Bret's muscles.
The best part of the graphics of the game is the excellent integration of the plot scenes with the gameplay itself.
The sound in the game is excellent, the music can get you excited as you approach something specific of the story (highlights), the battle music is excellent and puts you into the action of the fight, and if you win the battle you will even have a little victory music.
The sound effects are excellent in the game, especially in the action-packed battles that take place on screen. But where the sound really stars is in dubbing.
I have no doubt that this is still a game worth your time here, thanks to simple and addictive gameplay, breathtaking graphics and top notch sound.
gameplay from the game:
