Final Fantasy 7 Remake's PlayStation exclusivity period has officially ended with the PC version being announced at The Game Awards.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake's PlayStation exclusivity days have officially come to an end when The Game Awards 2021 has great news for gamers who don't own Sony's consoles, it's a game that has been released. confirmed will soon be ported to the PC platform for gamers to enjoy.
This probably won't come as a surprise to gamers as the PC version of Final Fantasy 7 Remake has been mentioned in many leaks that have surfaced over the past few months, and most recently in an Nvidia leak. The big GeForce Now came out last month.
That leak indicates that Final Fantasy 7 Remake won't arrive on PC until June 2022, but surprisingly gamers won't have to wait that long to join Cloud Strife and friends on the adventure. save to Midgar. In fact, we'll just have to wait a few more days, as Square Enix announced at The Game Awards that the game will be coming to the Epic Games Store next Thursday, December 16.
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The new trailer released at the event also confirmed that the upcoming PC version will be the Intergrade version of Final Fantasy 7 Remake that was released earlier this year for PS5. This means that in addition to the main game, the PC version will include the INTERmission DLC that tells Yuffie's story, so it's welcome that PC gamers without a PlayStation won't miss out on any of the official content.
This is a welcome announcement because PC gamers must have been looking forward to playing this game for a long time. Sony has lived up to its promise of releasing more PlayStation exclusives to PC platforms, and now we can expect more blockbuster AAA titles to appear in the future.
It's exciting to look forward to the Final Fantasy 7 Remake next week, when both nostalgic gamers and newcomers to the series will enjoy the amazing story of Cloud Strife in Midgar.
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