Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth: PC Pre-Order Details

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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 eagerly awaited second installment of the Final Fantasy 7 remake trilogy, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, is set to launch on PC on January 23, 2025. Unlike its predecessor, this release offers a variety of editions tailored specifically for PC gamers.

With enticing pre-order bonuses, save data rewards, and more, this comprehensive guide breaks down everything you need to know to choose the perfect edition of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth for your PC.

Where Can You Purchase Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth For PC?

PC enthusiasts can now breathe easy knowing that Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will be available on both Steam and the Epic Games Store. Both platforms will offer the game at the same price, providing you with options based on your preferred digital storefront.

However, fans of DRM-free games will be disappointed as Final Fantasy VII Rebirth won’t be available on GOG. This leaves Steam and the Epic Games Store as your go-to choices for purchasing the game.

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

Pre-Order Bonuses

Regardless of which edition you choose or where you buy it, pre-ordering Final Fantasy VII Rebirth before 13:59 (UTC) on January 23 comes with the following bonuses:

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

While these bonuses might tempt you to pre-order, keep in mind that they might be available for separate purchase later. However, the real incentive to pre-order is the current 30% discount on all editions, available until the release date. Post-launch, the game will revert to its full price.

Save Data Bonuses

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth rewards players with Save Data Bonuses for having 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 access these bonuses, ensure the save data is on the same PC and account used for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.

Different Editions Of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth On PC Explained

PC gamers have the choice between two editions of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth: the Standard Edition and the Digital Deluxe Edition. Let's explore what each edition offers and whether the extra cost of the Digital Deluxe Edition is justified.

Standard Edition Of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Priced at $69.99, the Standard Edition includes the base game and the Posh Chocobo summoning materia, which is available with both editions. With the pre-release 30% discount, you can grab it for $48.99 if you purchase before January 23. This edition is ideal for those who want to enjoy the core game without additional content.

Digital Deluxe Edition Of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

The Digital Deluxe Edition, priced at $89.99, offers a wealth of additional content. 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

For those who initially opt for the Standard Edition but later want the Digital Deluxe content, an upgrade is available for $20. This option allows you to access all the additional items in the Digital Deluxe Edition at a later time.

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

For most players, the additional content in the Digital Deluxe Edition might not justify the extra cost. While the Digital Art Book and Mini Soundtrack are appealing, they may not be used by everyone. The extra gameplay items like the Summon Materia, Accessory, and Armor are nice bonuses but don’t significantly enhance the core gameplay experience. They cater more to completionists or those worried about missing out. Since the edition doesn’t include major expansions or DLC, the Standard Edition may be the more economical choice for those looking to save money.