But amass enough Materia (magic), summonable creatures, and powerful Limit Break attacks and things get interesting. That’s the starting point, but it hardly describes the entire experience.Įarly on, the combat is pretty straightforward and dry. Unrelated to the other core Final Fantasy games, VII follows Cloud, a young ex-soldier who bands together with rebels to take down the powerful Shinra company. It’s a big, gripping tale: Role-playing games have come a long, long way since 1997, but while Final Fantasy VII looks rugged and can be quite awkward, the adventure remains compelling. But still, even if you’re coming into it fresh, here are three reasons why this pricy quest is worth digging into on iOS. I’m completely clouded by nostalgia here-it’s unavoidable, and it makes the game’s enduring (and newly touch-centric) flaws easier to tolerate. The game is as charmingly curious as it ever was, but now instead of settling down in front of a television for a lengthy play session, I can pull out my phone at any time and chip away at an epic adventure in little bits and pieces.įinal Fantasy VII is often beautiful still, and has its quiet, memorable moments-even if a lot of the game is brash and bizarre at times. But maybe it’s possible now that Final Fantasy VII is available on iPhone and iPad.
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