Final Fantasy VII Rebirth broke out of its PS5 containment cell to emerge on PC on January 23, 2025. Here, the open-world RPG ostensibly improves its arguably disappointing technical performance and presentation issues on console by way of more powerful CPU and GPU combos available in the PC gaming world.

Following its recent launch on PC, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth broke a concurrent-players record on Steam for single-player entries in the franchise over the weekend. The RPG--which initially launched on PS5 in February 2024--saw over 40,000 people exploring the game with Cloud Strife and his friends.

The first reviews of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on PC are very positive. On PC, the title is expected to look and perform noticeably better than on PS5.

The developers of the upcoming Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 have an exciting update for PlayStation 5 owners regarding the last entry in the trilogy.

Wondering how to romance Tifa in 7 Rebirth? Our guide has all the info on winning her over and getting a Skywheel Date with FF7's leading lady.

Close to a year after its launch on PlayStation 5, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is escaping from Midgar and entering into the wider world of PC gaming. Rebirth's official PC launch date is on January 23, but how that date applies to you depends on your timezone. While you wait, we've got more for you to read on Rebirth:

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is on PC, giving more players a chance to experience the game, including on Steam Deck. Unfortunately, it's also been cracked by pirates, with some estimates of torrents going up within an hour of launch.

According to series producer Yoshinori Kitase, you won't need a PS6 to play the final part of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy.