Final Fantasy VII Rebirth to Feature New Cities, Card Game, and Open-World Map

The sequel to the Final Fantasy VII Remake, set for release on February 29, 2024, promises an immersive gaming experience with 100 hours of gameplay, including main storyline and side content.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, the highly anticipated sequel to the Final Fantasy VII Remake, is expected to take around 40 hours to complete the main storyline and up to 100 hours for full completion, including side content.
The game will feature new cities, such as Crow's Nest, that did not exist in the original game, providing players with more opportunities for exploration and side quests.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will also include a card-based deck-building minigame, reminiscent of Gwent from The Witcher 3.
The game will reintroduce the open-world map, a feature not seen in the Final Fantasy series since Final Fantasy 9 in 2000.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is set to release on February 29, 2024, exclusively on PlayStation 5.