Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Update Improves Graphics, Adds Performance Options, More

Square Enix has released Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth update v.1.020, introducing various improvements including performance options, graphics enhancements, frame rate adjustments, and more. Additionally, the update includes numerous bug fixes and functional enhancements aimed at refining the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth gameplay experience.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth came out on February 29, presented as a modern version of the classic RPG from 1997 and a direct follow-up to Final Fantasy 7 Remake's story. Developed by Square Enix, the game features updated storyline, characters, and gameplay mechanics, blending real-time exploration and combat with RPG elements. It received critical acclaim upon its release on PlayStation 5 as players join protagonist Cloud Strife and the eco-terrorist group Avalanche in their struggle against the Shinra Corporation.

Some notable fixes in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth update v.1.020 include corrections of typos and omissions in certain texts, addressing issues with controlled character behavior under specific map conditions, and rectifying problems with Red XIII's abilities during battles. Additionally, the update resolves instances where enemies would cease their actions during combat and fixes progress issues in quests encountered under certain conditions.

Improvements to frame rate and overall game stability have been implemented to ensure smoother and more consistent gameplay. Moreover, Square Enix has introduced new options to enhance the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth performance mode screen output settings, offering players the choice between «Sharp» and «Soft» options to customize their gaming experience according to personal preferences. Visual enhancements remain a key focus of this update, with improvements to graphic quality enhancing the overall Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth aesthetic appeal.

Several quality-of-life improvements have also been integrated into the game. The camera's reverse setting now applies to the «gliding» mode when operating a sky