Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth: PC Pre-Order Guide

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• Where Can You Purchase Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth For PC?

• Pre-Order Bonuses & Save Data Bonuses For Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth On PC

• Different Editions Of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth On PC Explained

• Is Digital Deluxe Edition Of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Worth It?

The highly anticipated second part of the Final Fantasy 7 remake trilogy, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, is set to launch on PC on January 23, 2025. This release brings exciting news for PC gamers, offering multiple editions to choose from, along with various pre-order and save data bonuses. Our comprehensive guide will help you navigate these options and decide which edition of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is right for you on PC.

Where Can You Purchase Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth For PC?

PC players can now look forward to purchasing Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on Steam. For those who prefer a different platform, the game will also be available on the Epic Games Store at the same price as on Steam. However, fans of DRM-free games will be disappointed to learn that the game will not be available on GOG, leaving Steam and the Epic Games Store as your primary options.

Pre-Order Bonuses & Save Data Bonuses For Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth On PC

Pre-Order Bonuses

Pre-ordering Final Fantasy VII Rebirth comes with enticing bonuses, which are the same across all editions and storefronts. If you pre-order before 13:59 (UTC) on January 23, you'll receive:

• Summon Materia: Moogle Trio
• Armor: Shinra Bangle Mk. II
• Armor: Midgar Bangle Mk. II

While these bonuses are appealing, there's no rush to pre-order, as they may be available for separate purchase later. However, a significant incentive to pre-order is the current 30% discount on all editions, available until the release date. After January 23, the game will revert to its full price.

Save Data Bonuses

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth offers Save Data Bonuses for players who have save data from the first game, Final Fantasy VII Remake. Here's what you can unlock:

• Save data from the main campaign of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade grants you the Leviathan summoning materia.
• Save data from the INTERmission DLC campaign unlocks the Ramuh summoning materia.

To claim these bonuses, ensure that the save data is on the same PC and account where you install Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.

Different Editions Of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth On PC Explained

PC players can choose between the Standard Edition and the Digital Deluxe Edition of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Let's explore what each edition offers and whether the Digital Deluxe Edition is worth the extra cost.

Standard Edition Of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

The Standard Edition is priced at $69.99, but you can take advantage of a 30% pre-release discount, bringing the price down to $48.99 if purchased before January 23. This edition includes the base game and the Posh Chocobo summoning materia, which is available with both editions. If you're looking for the core game experience without additional content, the Standard Edition is the most cost-effective choice.

Digital Deluxe Edition Of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

The Digital Deluxe Edition is priced at $89.99, but with the pre-release discount, it's available for $62.99. This edition includes:

• Base Game
• Digital Art Book
• Digital Mini Soundtrack
• Summon materia: Magic Pot
• Accessory: Reclaimant Choker
• Armor: Orchid Bracelet

Digital Deluxe Edition Upgrade Of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

If you initially purchase the Standard Edition and later decide you want the additional content, you can upgrade to the Digital Deluxe Edition for $20. This upgrade provides access to all the extra items included in the Digital Deluxe Edition, offering flexibility for those unsure about the additional content.

Is Digital Deluxe Edition Of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Worth It?

For many players, the Digital Deluxe Edition may not justify the additional cost. While the Digital Art Book and Mini Soundtrack are nice extras, they might not be used by everyone. The extra gameplay items, such as the Summon Materia, Accessory, and Armor, are bonuses but don't significantly enhance the core gameplay experience. They mainly cater to those who want to ensure they don't miss out on any content. Since the Digital Deluxe Edition doesn't include major expansions or DLC, the Standard Edition is likely the better choice for those looking to save money.