Rebirth missed its sales goals on PlayStation 5, the game has enjoyed a very strong launch on Steam PC so far.

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

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is off to a very strong start on Steam, with the RPG being the best-selling game in the U.S. during its debut week.

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.

Digital Foundry says the PC port of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has its merits - but there's a big bunch of issues that must be addressed.

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.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, the sequel to the remake released in 2020 for new-generation consoles, has been available on PS5 since February 29, 2024 and on PC since January 23, 2025. This is your chance to dive back into the adventures of Cloud and Sephiroth!

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is already eclipsing the Steam launch numbers of Remake Intergrade, and the RPG could get even bigger as well.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth was a major hit last year on PS5, and it's continuing that trend with its PC port, as one analyst concludes the JRPG "had a fantastic Steam launch" last month. Circana games industry analyst Mat Piscatella has shared some info from Circana's own retail tracking service on Bluesky,

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth gets its first PC update patch, which is largely centered around fixing some of the recently released port's technical issues.