Final Fantasy VII (2012)
Final Fantasy VII is a 2012 role-playing (rpg) video game made by DotEmu and Square Enix Business Division 3.
Cloud Strife, a mercenary with a murky past, joins an eco-terrorist cell called AVALANCHE in the city of Midgar, which is built on a Mako reactor network slowly draining the planet's life force. What starts as a focused act of sabotage quickly expands into something far larger, drawing Cloud and a memorable cast of companions across a world of industrial cities, ancient temples, and open plains. The PC re-release adds cloud saves, achievements, and a character booster for those who want to experience the story without grinding, preserving one of the most influential RPGs ever made.
Quick answers
What is Final Fantasy VII about?
Cloud Strife, a mercenary with a murky past, joins an eco-terrorist cell called AVALANCHE in the city of Midgar, which is built on a Mako reactor network slowly draining the planet's life force. What starts as a focused act of sabotage quickly expands into something far larger, drawing Cloud and a memorable cast of companions across a world of industrial cities, ancient temples, and open plains. The PC re-release adds cloud saves, achievements, and a character booster for those who want to experience the story without grinding, preserving one of the most influential RPGs ever made.
When was Final Fantasy VII released?
Final Fantasy VII was released on 14 August 2012.
Who made Final Fantasy VII?
Final Fantasy VII was made by DotEmu, Square Enix Business Division 3 and Square Enix.
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Final Fantasy VII in our writing
- Companion guide: JRPGs: The Complete Guide to the Japanese Role-Playing Game
- Companion guide: Squaresoft: Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger and the Golden Age of the JRPG
- Companion guide: Villains & Great Antagonists
A few thoughts on Final Fantasy VII
Final Fantasy VII: Original Soundtrack by Nobuo Uematsu is inseparable from the game's emotional impact. The score alone carries the world's atmosphere, and listening to it is practically a companion experience.