Today Square Enix released a new trailer focusing on the upcoming Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade for PS5 and its Original Soundtrack release.
The soundtrack will include three CD and will release in Japan on June 23, priced at 3,850 yen (which translates approximately to $35).
You can check it out below, also taking a look at the game itself.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade will release on PS5 on June 10, 2021. No PS4 version appears to be planned for Yuffie’s episode at the moment.
You can also check out the latest gameplay, a batch of screenshots, a second, a third, the latest trailer, and another promotion video.
If you want to know more about what Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade offers, below you can read an official description:
“Final Fantasy VII Remake is coming to PlayStation 5 on June 10th 2021 as FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE; a visually enhanced edition of the critically acclaimed and award-winning game, featuring a brand new episode featuring Yuffie as the main character, and numerous gameplay additions for players to enjoy.
Experience the city of Midgar like never before, with improved textures, lighting and atmospheric fog. Switch between the game modes “Graphics mode” which prioritizes 4K high-resolution graphics, and “Performance mode” which prioritizes smooth action at 60 frames per second and capture and share your favorite moments of this timeless adventure with a fully customizable Photo Mode.
Enjoy immersive battles by using the DualSense PS5 controller with its haptic feedback integration. In the brand new episode featuring Yuffie, play as ninja Yuffie Kisaragi as she infiltrates the shadowy Shinra corporation to steal a powerful Materia and restore glory to her homeland. Play alongside new characters and enjoy an expanded gameplay experience featuring multiple new combat and gameplay additions. This adventure brings a new perspective to the Final Fantasy VII Remake story that cannot be missed.”
Incidentally, Tetsuya Nomura himself recently confirmed that no more DLC are planned for the first part of the remake, as Square Enix is now prioritizing the completion of the second part.
If you’d like to read more about the Final Fantasy VII Remake, which is currently available for PS4, you can read our review.
