Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis will be coming to PC via Steam on December 7th, according to Square Enix's social media posts today. A free-to-play smartphone title developed by Applibot (NieR Recarnation) that features gacha-style design and paid transactions, Ever Crisis tells old and new stories from the Final Fantasy VII universe in chapter-based chunks. This includes an adaptation of the original game up through the Kalm flashback, the first mission in Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII, and an ongoing The First Soldier scenario that delves into the past of antagonist Sephiroth. In future updates, these scenarios will receive new chapters. Players can assemble a party of three characters chosen from each of these scenarios and engage in turn-based battles that are doled out in a mission based structure. Doing so requires you consume stamina, which depletes and can be replenished with in-game items or with real money. Characters can be customized with different weapons and materia that allow characters to use skills and magic when the ATB gauge fills to the requisite level. Currently, the game is hosting a collaboration with Final Fantasy IX, and has just kicked off its Christmas-themed seasonal event "The Holy Flame's Gift" where new weapons and outfits

Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis is a gacha-style smartphone game that assembles different stories from throughout the Final Fantasy VII universe into a single title. Players can encounter key scenes from the original game, Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII, and Final Fantasy VII The Last Soldier in the current version of the game. New stories include the travails of unit of SOLDIER operatives who fight alongside a young Sephiroth. Right now, the chapter containing the original Final Fantasy VII's story extends through the party's escape from Midgar. On November 19th, Chapter 4 "Cloud's Memories" will release, featuring the party's arrival at Kalm and the subsequent flashback to Cloud's past, where the precipitating events leading to Sephiroth's fall into madness transpire. You will need to complete Chapter 3 "Goodbye Midgar" to play the new story content. In addition to the story update, Ever Crisis will be raising the character level cap to 60, allowing for additional growth options in the Chraracter Stream menu. You will be able to unlock new nodes at Level 57 and 60 respectively. A new training mission will allow you to Mt. Nibel will be added as a new Criterion and Crisis Dungeon, and a Very Hard difficulty version

Ever Crisis Final Fantasy VII will host a collaboration with Final Fantasy IX starting on November 9th. The first cross-series collaboration for the freemium gacha-style mobile RPG will feature boss challenges in the form of the Black Waltz mages, antagonists from early on in FFIX that confront Zidane and company in the attempt to recapture Princess Garnet. In the trailer below we get a look at a few battle scenes, where Cloud and Tifa have new outfits based on Zidane and Amarant respectively. The game features character design by Tetsuya Nomura and 2D illustrations by Lisa Fujise. These weapons and outfits will likely come as part of a new "Draw", which can be rolled for using blue crystals obtained by playing the game and red crystals which are obtained with real money. Filling out punches on a ticket when a Draw is performed will progress you along a path towards obtaining these items, but it should be noted that previous tickets require a significant amount of play. Ever Crisis is now available on iOS and Android smartphones; a PC version is currently planned. Final Fantasy IX Collaboration Trailer

Recently released mobile gacha title Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis is heading to PC, Square Enix announced today. The PC version is still in development and will share data with the mobile version upon release. Not much else was revealed but the game is currently available for iOS and Android devices as of September 7. Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis is mobile game is a pocket edition of sorts that goes through the story of Final Fantasy VII and the stories of its original Compilation. The game features a chapter-structured single player experience along with new story elements penned by original series author Kazushige Nojima covering the origins of SOLDIER. For more on Ever Crisis, including our full impressions from its closed beta, head here. https://youtu.be/sE3R0QdvVto

Set to release on September 7th for iOS and Android mobile platforms, the free-to-play Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis unveiled a new launch trailer today featuring a young Sephiroth and the SOLDIER P0 Unit comprised of Glenn, Matt, and Lucia. New stories in the Final Fantasy VII universe, including the P0 crew, are featured in the game as well as a retelling of the original Final Fantasy VII and spinoff Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII. Teasing "we still don't know Sephiroth", the game features several scenes from the new plot that explores the past of the series antagonist. You can check out our closed beta impressions here. Launch Trailer (English) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8u3lJUgkFrE Launch Trailer (Japanese) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xnAkRPnJCw

Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis, a new mobile title that compiles stories from throughout the Final Fantasy VII universe, will release on iOS and Android platforms this September 7th. Billed as "another possibility for a Remake" the game features a different style of presentation to retell the events of the original FFVII and the subsequent Compilation of Final Fantasy VII titles like Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII. There are also new stories to tell with new characters like Glenn, Matt, and Lucia as Shinra operatives. Recently, the game conducted a closed beta (you can read our impressions here) in which various stages of the game can be played. Ever Crisis will be available as a free title that has in-app purchases. Square Enix also shared the results of polling following the Closed Beta Test on their overall thoughts of the game at that stage. When asked how players would rate the game out of five stars, 40% rated the game 5 stars, 47% rated the game 4 stars, 11% rated the game 3 stars, 1% rated the game 2 stars, and 1% rated the game 1 star. When asked how likely players would play the game once the full version is released, 78% responded

Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis is pretty good. More importantly, it might be the least obnoxious gacha game I’ve ever played. Emphasis on might. At first glance - that is, via my time with last month’s closed beta - it feels like a full-fledged RPG first, mobile gacha second. Until the game’s been released, and folks have been given the requisite time with the optional real-world currency system, it’s impossible to say just how rough that stuff will be. What I can tell you is as follows. First, the gacha mechanics are tied entirely to weaponry. Second, Ever Crisis offers compelling content for those who, like me, don’t care much about having the best in-game trinkets at any given point, and just want to enjoy the story. Asterisk on that bit; I’ll explain later. When it was announced, Square Enix’s master plan to retell the full original Final Fantasy VII in a fresh form, alongside everything from the old Compilation of FFVII, felt like one of those monkey’s paw situations. On the one hand, it’s cool that we’ll have modern takes on games that are otherwise unavailable in modern ways - Dirge of Cerberus isn’t a good video game, but it’s

The elusive Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis has surfaced once again with a new trailer shown off during Summer Game Fest. The trailer, which shows a new look at Sephiroth as as well as various in-game scenes including scenario and battle scenes. Registration for the game opens today on the App Store and Google Play with a playable beta scheduled for this Summer. The beta will take place from June 8 to June 28 on Android. Both classic and new stories are playable within the Final Fantasy VII universe presented in a retro-style look combined with modern graphic. You'll be able to team up your favorite characters and customize each one with special gear and weapons to defeat powerful opponents in solo or cooperative battle mode. More information will be announced on the official Twitter account, but in the meantime you can catch the new trailer below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOPj3ZR2RJM

Power wash while it's tail's up! If you've ever dreamed about blasting the soot, grime, and mako off of Final Fantasy VII's Guard Scorpion (and who amongst us hasn't), FuturLab's Power Wash Simulator has an upcoming DLC made for you. You'll also get to spruce up Tifa's Seventh Heaven bar as well as Shinra's Hardy-Daytona Shinra Hauler SA-37 truck Cloud and company lift as they escape from their corporate tower. Power Wash Simulator is developed by FuturLab and published by Square Enix Collective and is available now on PlayStation 4 & 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Xbox/PC Game Pass, and PC. No date's been set for the FFVII DLC, but the team has launched Tomb Raider themed DLC today that includes Lara Croft's manor. You can check out the PlayStation & Switch launch trailer below. It's gonna counterattack with its laser. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGYBs-GXOoc

Originally expected to launch this year, Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis, will now be holding a closed beta test in Summer 2023. A new trailer has been launched, which you can view below. A smartphone game that spans the Final Fantasy VII compilation, it features a uniform top-down style with super deformed characters on static backgrounds, not too dissimilar from the original game. Combat is also a turn-based, with various abilities consuming sections of a charging ATB meter. Scenarios from Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII are included, as we see Zack Fair battle Ifrit in Wutai alongside scenes from the original Final Fantasy VII. Concluding the trailer is a shot of a young Sephiroth, hinting there will be additional scenarios we haven't seen before that feature various character perspectives not previously seen. Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis is currently announced for iOS and Android devices. English — FINAL FANTASY VII EVER CRISIS Winter 2022 Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIaCp_AZjsg Japanese — FINAL FANTASY VII EVER CRISIS Winter 2022 Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rbU2-mwW5I