Outside of some major performance problems, the port also has some barebones control options, with no way to tweak anti-aliasing, toggle Vsync, control motion blur effects, and more. I humbly submit that no one should buy it.” That same thread is filled with other players noting the issues they’ve run into.
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While Digital Foundry will have a full video on the port later this week, Battalgia summed up his thoughts in a thread on ResetEra by saying, “This is literally the worst AAA release I have seen on PC in a good long time. Here’s the official trailer for the Intergrade PC port. (For context, the RTX 3090 was released in September 2020, and is a powerful card that can handle games at up to 8K and 60fps.) It’s also one of Nvidia’s more expensive cards, starting at $1499.) If everything is optimized correctly, there’s no reason it shouldn’t be able to handle something like Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Twitch Streamer Maximillian Dood encountered a ton of stuttering while exploring the Sector 7 Slums on stream, playing on a GeForce RTX 3090. Right out of the gate, Digital Foundry’s Alexander Battaglia reported some abysmal performance issues on Twitter. What Happened - Final Fantasy 7 Remake was released on the Epic Games Store for PC on December 16, one week after its surprise announcement at The Game Awards 2021. How did this even happen? Where did we all go wrong? Let’s dive in. This is especially surprising considering the stellar PlayStation 5 port of the game released earlier this year, Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Intergrade.
A new PC port for Final Fantasy VII Remake may very well be one of the roughest AAA ports released in quite a while.
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