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New Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Trailer Promises A Destined Fight Between Cloud And Sephiroth
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is right around the corner, hitting PlayStation 5 exclusively on February 29. Game Informer has been covering it all month long as the game graced the cover of our latest magazine issue, and you can read all of our exclusive Final Fantasy VII Rebirth coverage here. But, with little over a month to go until the game's release, Square Enix has released a new trailer that teases a climactic fight between protagonist Cloud Strife and his arch-enemy, Sephiroth.
Running exactly one minute long, this "Destined for Rebirth" trailer features new gameplay, shots of our party of characters like Tifa, Barret, Yuffie, Aerith, and more, and lots of Sephiroth. It also features the game's excellent combat theme, and while some might call it cheesy, it's pretty cool to see shots of Sephiroth and Cloud timed to the rhythm of said theme.
Check out the Final Fantasy VII Rebirth "Destined for Rebirth" trailer for yourself below:
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth hits PS5 on February 29, 2024.
For more about the game, read our feature about the making of Final Fantasy VII Remake, and then read about how the chaotic development of Final Fantasy VII changed the course of the franchise. After that, check out what Square Enix told Game Informer about Zack Fair's expanded role in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.
Are you playing Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on day one? Let us know in the comments below!
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