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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Final Fantasy VII Remake''}}{{infobox game
| title = ''Final Fantasy VII Remake''
| image = Final Fantasy VII Remake logo.png
| japanese = ファイナルファンタジーVII リメイク
| romaji = Fainaru Fantajī Sebun Rimeiku
| developer = [[Square Enix]] 
([[Creative Business Unit I]])
| publisher = [[Square Enix]]
| engine = Unreal Engine 4
| release = April 10, 2020
| genre = Action role-playing game
| modes = Single player
| ratings = [[wikipedia:Entertainment Software Rating Board|ESRB]]: [[File:Ratingsymbol t.gif|12px|Teen]] Teen<br/>[[wikipedia:Pan European Game Information|PEGI]]: [[File:PEGI 16+.png|12px|16+]] 16+<br/>[[wikipedia:Computer Entertainment Rating Organization|CERO]]: [[file:CERO C.gif|12px|15 and up]] 15+<br/>[[wikipedia:Australian Classification Board|ACB]]: [[file:OFLC small M.png|12px|M]] M<br/>
| platforms = [[PlayStation 4]]}}
'''''Final Fantasy VII Remake''''' is the first part of the [[Final Fantasy VII remake project|''Final Fantasy VII'' remake project]] and the first installment of an intended trilogy of games, acting as a partial remake of ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'', originally released for the [[PlayStation]] in 1997. The game covers the first portion of the game completely remade, using the story and characters from the original, but with new gameplay systems inspired by the original title. Each game in the project will have a volume of content comparable to a standalone ''Final Fantasy'' game. The disc version of the first game is a two-Blu-ray Disc set. The official title is ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' to convey its nature as a remake instead of a spin-off or sequel.<ref name="gematsu120815">{{Refwebsite| page url = http://gematsu.com/2015/12/final-fantasy-vii-remake-details-reason-multi-part-release-cyberconnect2-collaboration-more | page name = Final Fantasy VII Remake details: reason for multi-part release, CyberConnect2 collaboration, more | site url = http://gematsu.com| site name = Gematsu| access time =Dec 7 2015}}</ref> The ''Remake'' is a reimagining of the original game that goes deeper into the world and characters.<ref name="seg">{{Refwebsite| page url = https://square-enix-games.com/en_GB/news/yoshinori-kitase-final-fantasy-vii-remake-overview| page name = Producer Yoshinori Kitase talks FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE| site url = https://square-enix-games.com| site name = Square Enix Games| access time = 02:29, June 15, 2019 (UTC)}}</ref> The game is being developed by Square Enix's Business Division 1, helmed by [[Yoshinori Kitase]] as producer (the original director of ''Final Fantasy VII'') and [[Tetsuya Nomura]] as director (the original character designer known as the director for ''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]'' and the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' series).

The remake was a surprise announcement made on June 15 during E3 2015, after years of rumors and fan demand. The debut gameplay trailer was shown on December 5, 2015 during PlayStation Experience 2015.<ref>{{Refwebsite| page url = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UWcBhdYlow | page name = Final Fantasy VII Remake - Official Gameplay PSX Trailer | site url = http://youtube.com| site name = Youtube| access time = Dec 5 2015}}</ref> The first part of the project was set to be released worldwide on March 3, 2020, but the release date was pushed back to April 10. The first part covers the events of [[Midgar]] from the original game. The game Is 100GB in size.<ref>{{Refwebsite| page url = https://www.pushsquare.com/news/2020/02/final_fantasy_vii_remake_box_confirms_the_game_is_100gb_in_size| page name = Final Fantasy VII Remake Box Confirms the Game Is 100GB in Size| site url = https://www.pushsquare.com|site name = Push Square| access time = 17:32, February 18, 2020 (UTC)}}</ref> A [[Final Fantasy VII Remake Demo|playable demo]] of the game was released for PlayStation 4 on March 2, 2020, one day before the title's originally scheduled release date.<ref name="Verge Demo">{{Refwebsite|page url=https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/2/21160987/final-fantasy-vii-remake-demo-released|site name=The Verge|page name=A Final Fantasy VII Remake demo is out now for PS4|site url=http://www.theverge.com|access time=19:03, March 2, 2020}}</ref> On March 30, 2020, it was revealed that the game had been shipped early to some consumers in Europe and Australia to counter any potential disruptions related to the COVID-19 pandemic of the time. Producer Yoshinori Kitase and director Tetsuya Nomura implored those who received the game early to not spoil the game for fans.<ref name="Early Release">{{Refwebsite|page url=https://www.polygon.com/2020/3/30/21199511/final-fantasy-7-remake-no-spoilers-early-copies|site name=Polygon|page name=Final Fantasy 7 Remake is shipping early, so Square Enix is asking fans not to spoil it|site url=http://www.polygon.com|access time=02:18, March 31, 2020}}</ref>

An updated rerelease of ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' titled ''[[Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade]]'' was released on June 10, 2021 for [[PlayStation 5]], along with a special episode titled ''FF7R EPISODE INTERmission'' featuring [[Yuffie Kisaragi]] as the main character.<ref name = "voice cast press release">{{ref|author=Square Enix|date=April 13, 2021|title=FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE – VOICE CAST AND GAMEPLAY DETAILS REVEALED|url=https://press.na.square-enix.com/FINAL-FANTASY-VII-REMAKE-INTERGRADE-VOICE-CAST-AND-GAMEPLAY-DETAILS-RE|publisher=Square Enix Press Hub|access-date=April 13, 2021}}</ref> At The Game Awards 2021, it was announced that ''Intergrade'' would be releasing for [[Microsoft Windows]] PCs on December 16, 2021, for the Epic Games Store,<ref>https://www.pcgamer.com/final-fantasy-7-remake-is-finally-coming-to-pc/</ref> while the Steam version released on June 17, 2022. 

A follow-up and second installment of the trilogy, ''[[Final Fantasy VII Rebirth]]'', was released on February 29, 2024 for PlayStation 5. 

==Gameplay==
===Battle system===
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Combat in ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' is in real-time, with the player being able to switch between party members on-the-fly and use a wide range of [[Final Fantasy VII Remake abilities|abilities]] and [[Magic (VII Remake)|spells]]. The player can issue orders to the other characters, or leave them to AI. Switching to a different party member is encouraged, however, in order to make best use of their unique abilities, as the AI will mostly play defensively and will not use abilities and magic on their own. In addition, enemies will often favor attacking the player-controlled character, which makes switching between characters optimal to avoid being overwhelmed by opponents. The [[Materia (Final Fantasy VII)|materia]] system can be used to tailor one's playstyle and abilities.

During battle, the player can press the {{button|ps|x}} button to bring up the in-battle menu, called "Tactical Mode", where time slows down drastically, allowing the player to assess their current situation plan their next move, such as using magic or [[Final Fantasy VII Remake items|items]]. Players can also use the {{button|ps|l2}} and {{button|ps|r2}} buttons to issue specific commands to the non-active characters (the ones that are not being controlled).

Players can block incoming enemy attacks by pressing and holding the {{button|ps|r1}} button, which reduces the damage taken by 40%; players can move while blocking, but at greatly decreased speed. Not all enemy attacks can be blocked, however. It is also possible perform dodge rolls as evasive maneuvers using the {{button|ps|circle}} and the analog stick to roll into the desired direction; this action does not grant any form of invincibility frames.

To aim for a new take on the classic concepts that the original ''Final Fantasy VII'' is known for, the development team revamped the [[Battle system#Active Time Battle|ATB system]] with an evolution of that which yields a fast action paced experience, yet retains tactical control. Characters can now be moved freely during battles and can use basic attacks ({{button|ps|square}}) and unique skills ({{button|ps|triangle}}) to deal damage to their opponents. Each character have their own ATB bar, that once filled allows them to use abilities, spells and items.

In standard modes, Easy, Normal, and Hard, the ATB gauge fills up slowly by itself and by repeatedly attacking, but in Classic Mode, this aspect is handled automatically, where characters will target enemies with their basic attack, allowing the player to focus solely on selecting commands, similar to the original release. Classic Mode is activated from the difficulty menu. It is possible to revert to direct control at any time during Classic Mode.

Characters can unleash powerful moves that deal a lot of damage to their opponents, called [[Limit (VII Remake)|limit breaks]]. Each character has a limit gauge, which fills as they take damage (and when they stagger opponents), and once filled, the characters can use their special attacks, which can be used at any time during battle and consume no ATB. Unlike in the original game, players cannot "store" their limits after battle to use on the next; the gauge will reset at the end of battle.

A new system introduced in ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' compared to the original is the [[Stagger (VII Remake)|stagger]] mechanic, where attacking an opponent will fill up a gauge that once filled will leave them in a vulnerable state where they take increased damage. Staggering enemies is a core part of the gameplay in the remake, encouraging players to exploit it through abilities and elemental vulnerabilities.

===Abilities and weapon upgrades===
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[[File:Buster Sword upgrade screen from FFVII Remake.jpg|thumb|Weapon customization screen. Buster Sword shown.]]
Each character has two sets of abilities: signature abilities (which they start with) and weapon abilities (which are attached to specific weapons the characters can equip). Using abilities requires ATB, and unlike magic, they do not consume MP.

Each [[Final Fantasy VII Remake weapons|weapon]] ability has a proficiency value that improves as the ability is used. When this proficiency is maxed out, the wielder learns it permanently and it can be used with any weapon. Additionally, upon leveling up, the character earns Skill Points (SP), which can be spent in the weapon upgrade menu to enhance the weapon, ranging from granting stat bonuses to adding more materia slots. Players can also obtain character-specific [[Manuscripts (VII Remake)|manuscripts]] by performing specific tasks to grant 10 SP apiece.

===Materia system===
Much like in the original game, players use materia to customize their characters and tailor their playstyle. Materia are obtained in various ways, some found while exploring while others can only be purchased at [[Final Fantasy VII Remake shops|shops]]. The player can partake in a sidequest chain with [[Chadley]] to obtain unique materia that cannot be found elsewhere.

There are five types of materia:
*{{icon|FFVIIR|materia|magic}}''':''' Used to grant magic spells, which require ATB and MP to be cast, such as {{icon|FFVIIR|spell|cure}}, {{icon|FFVIIR|spell|fire}}, and {{icon|FFVIIR|spell|thunder}}. It also includes materia that grant [[Final Fantasy VII Remake statuses|status effects]]. [[Final Fantasy VII Remake elements|Elemental magic]] is key to exploit enemies' weaknesses to deal extra damage and increase the stagger gauge.
*{{icon|FFVIIR|materia|command}}''':''' Used to grant abilities that require ATB to be used such as [[Assess Materia|Assess]], [[Steal Materia (VII Remake)|Steal]], and [[Enemy Skill Materia|Enemy Skill]].
*{{icon|FFVIIR|materia|support}}''':''' Used to link with other materia to enhance the one they link to, provided that the player has a weapon or armor with linked slots. Examples include {{icon|FFVIIR|materia|magnify}} (which when linked with magic materia, causes the spells to affect all allies or enemies) and {{icon|FFVIIR|materia|elemental}} (which imbues the weapon or armor with the elemental properties of the magic materia attached to it).
*{{icon|FFVIIR|materia|complete}}: Used to grant passive effects to the wielder, such as stat boosts.
*{{icon|FFVIIR|materia|summoning}}''':''' Used as a special materia that have a dedicated slot in the character's weapon. Only one can be equipped at any one character. Summoning materia require specific conditions to be used. Once the conditions have been met, and the character has enough ATB, the summon can be activated, where a creature will appear and fight alongside the player until the timer expires, and the summon exits by performing its signature attack. The majority of summoning materia are obtained by completing VR missions with Chadley.

=== Enemy types and elemental affinities ===
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''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' streamlines elemental affinities by tying them to specific enemy types and sub-types. As a general rule of thumb, each enemy type is weak to the same element. Some specific enemies and bosses are an exception to this rule. The main types are:

* '''Human:''' Includes enemies such as [[Security Officer (VII Remake)|Security Officers]] and [[Bandit (VII Remake)|Bandits]]. Weak to {{icon|FFVIIR|element|fire}}.
* '''Biological:''' Includes "Wildlife" found in Midgar, such as [[Guard Dog]]s and [[Wererat (VII Remake)|Wererats]]. Mostly weak to {{icon|FFVIIR|element|ice}}.
* '''Mechanical:''' Includes the autonomous robots created by Shinra, such as [[Sweeper (VII Remake)|Sweepers]]. Mechanical enemies are weak to {{icon|FFVIIR|element|lightning}}, including bosses. They are also immune to Poison and Sleep, with boss-types often being immune to all forms of status effects.
* '''Artificial Life:''' Includes the monstrosities created by Shinra's R&D Division, such as [[Monodrive (VII Remake)|Monodrives]]. Generally not weak to any element, but may be depending on their sub-type.
* '''Unreadable:''' Includes mysterious enemies with insufficient data, such as supernatural entities like [[Ghost (VII Remake)|ghosts]]. They tend to have unique elemental affinities.

Aside from the main types, each enemy also has one of the two sub-types:

* '''Grounded:''' Includes enemies that walk on the ground. Stationary enemies, such as [[Sentry Ray]]s, resist {{icon|FFVIIR|element|wind}}.
* '''Flying:''' Includes enemies capable of flight or hovering. Most are weak to {{icon|FFVIIR|element|wind}}.

==Synopsis==
===Setting===
[[File:Midgar2-FFVII-remake.png|thumb|Midgar, powered by Shinra Electric Company's Mako power.]]
[[Gaia (Final Fantasy VII)|Gaia]] is a technologically advanced planet dominated by [[human]]s, who are the only major sentient race other than a few nearly extinct species. The world is economically, militarily, and politically dominated by the powerful conglomerate of [[Shinra Electric Power Company]], which profits from the use of [[mako reactor]]s.

The reactors siphon energy called [[mako]] out of the planet and convert it into electricity, giving consumers access to technological comforts and innovations that ease and improve the quality of everyday life. One of the byproducts of the extraction and refinement of mako energy is materia, a concentrated form of mako that allows the wielder to harness its [[Magic (term)|magical properties]].

[[President Shinra]] leads his eponymous organization, and is the world's ''de facto'' ruler. Unbeknown to most of the world, Shinra's existence hides many atrocities and acts of despotism committed since its rise to power, including public manipulation and internal scandal, in addition to abuses of its authority, from morally questionable scientific experimentation, human rights abuses, unaddressed civil inequalities and unrest, military and police-scale oppression, as well as repeated denial of any detrimental effects resulting from the use of mako as a source of energy.

[[File:Withered-Flowers-FFVII-Remake.png|thumb|Withered [[Flower (symbolism)|flowers]] in Midgar.]]
Mako energy is drawn from the [[lifestream]], a flow of lifeforce beneath the planet's surface. All life originates from the lifestream, and returns to it upon death, and the stream is the sum of all the life that has ever and will ever live upon the planet. The process of extracting mako energy drains the life of the planet to generate electricity. This can be seen in the Shinra's capital city of [[Midgar]] surrounded by a [[Midgar Wasteland|wasteland]] where plants barely grow.
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===Characters===
{{See|Final Fantasy VII Remake characters}}
The cast featured in the original ''Final Fantasy VII'' is said to return with all the same playable characters. 

==== Playable characters ====
[[File:Final Fantasy VII Remake key art Midgar Highway.png|thumb|The main cast.]]
*'''[[Cloud Strife]]''': The main protagonist, introduced as a former member of [[SOLDIER]] now operating as a mercenary caught up in the actions of eco-terrorist group [[Avalanche (group)|Avalanche]].
*'''[[Barret Wallace]]''': The leader of the Midgar cell of Avalanche, who wields a machine gun on his right arm in place of his injured hand. Despite his brash and loud-mouthed personality, he is a caring person.
*'''[[Aerith Gainsborough]]''': A kind-hearted flower girl from the [[Midgar Slums]], who has a mysterious past involving the Legend of the [[Cetra]].
*'''[[Tifa Lockhart]]''': A member of Avalanche and Cloud's childhood friend. She runs a pub in the in Sector 7 Slums called [[Seventh Heaven (Final Fantasy VII)|Seventh Heaven]], which doubles as the rebel group's hideout, but has doubts regarding the methods being employed by the group.

====Intergrade====
*'''[[Yuffie Kisaragi]]''': A self-professed Materia hunter and agent of the New [[Wutai]] government seeking to restore her homeland of Wutai to its former glory.
*'''[[Sonon Kusakabe]]''': Yuffie’s partner from Wutai, assigned to accompany her in Midgar.

====Guest====
*'''[[Red XIII]]''': A mysterious beast who was experimented on by Shinra. He accompanies Cloud and his friends upon their escape from the Shinra Company.

====Other characters====
*'''[[Sephiroth]]''': The main antagonist and legendary supersoldier of [[Shinra Electric Power Company|Shinra Company]], believed to have died five years ago. He is on antagonistic terms with Cloud but needs him alive for unknown purposes.
*'''[[President Shinra]]''': The president of Shinra Company who cares more about money than the fate of the planet's energy draining.
*'''[[Heidegger]]''': Head of Shinra's Public Security Division. A cruel and scheming man who often advises President Shinra, and advocates for the destruction of Avalanche at any cost.
*'''[[Scarlet (Final Fantasy VII)|Scarlet]]''': Head of Shinra's Advanced Weaponry Division. A sadistic woman who rose through the company ranks during the war with her powerful weapons and research on materia.
*'''[[Palmer]]''': Head of Shinra's Space and Aeronautics Division. Since the Shinra space program is on hold due to the plentiful supply of mako on the planet, he has lots of free time, some of which he spends in [[Wall Market]].
*[[Reeve Tuesti|'''Reeve''']]: Head of Shinra's Urban Planning Division. He is a black sheep among the other executives due to his conscience and genuine desire to improve the quality of live of the people residing in the slums.
*'''[[Professor Hojo]]''': Head of Shinra's Research and Development Division. A man driven by science, he is devoted to finding the so called "[[Promised land (Final Fantasy VII)|promised land]]" of the Cetra, with no concern for ethics.
*'''[[Cait Sith (Final Fantasy VII)|Cait Sith]]''': A robotic cat who witnessed the destruction of Sector 7.
*'''[[Biggs (Final Fantasy VII)|Biggs]]''': A member of Avalanche who likes to help. The main strategist of Barret's cell.
*'''[[Wedge (Final Fantasy VII)|Wedge]]''': A member of Avalanche who dreams of being more than a cowardly sidekick.
*'''[[Jessie Rasberry|Jessie]]''': A member of Avalanche who is an expert on bombs. A former actress, she joins Avalanche because she believes destroying the reactors will help her [[Rowan Rasberry|father]].
*'''[[Marlene Wallace]]''': Barret's kind-hearted daughter who cares for her father and his friends.
*[[Roche (VII Remake)|'''Roche''']]: A 3rd Class SOLDIER with a strong sense of honor, who is obsessed with speed, motorcycles, and competition.
*'''[[Reno]]''': A member of the [[Turks]]. Brash, rebellious, and snarky, he fights with his exceptional speed. Rude's partner.
*'''[[Rude]]''': A member of the Turks. Calm and rational. Always ready with a spare pair of sunglasses. Reno's partner.
*'''[[Tseng]]''': The leader of the Turks working for President Shinra.
*'''[[Rufus Shinra]]:''' President Shinra's son and Vice President of the Shinra Electric Power Company. Ready to take over the company after his father.
*'''[[Don Corneo]]''': A wealthy man from [[Sector 6]] who runs criminal activity in Wall Market, and loves to exploit women.
*'''[[Weiss|Weiss the Immaculate]]''': The leader of the [[Deepground]], Shinra's secret supersoldiers, who is tasked to hunt down Yuffie’s party.
*'''[[Nero the Sable]]''': Weiss’s brother and a Deepground's elite member.

===Story===
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[[Cloud Strife]] is a mercenary formerly of the [[Shinra Electric Power Company|Shinra Electric Power Company's]] elite special forces known as [[SOLDIER]], hired by a cell of the eco-terrorist group called [[Avalanche (group)|Avalanche]] to aid them in the bombing of [[Mako Reactor 1 (VII Remake field)|Mako Reactor 1]] in [[Midgar|Midgar's]] [[Sector 1]]. Both Avalanche and the cell's leader, [[Barret Wallace]], embrace the ideals of planetology that posits that [[Gaia (Final Fantasy VII)|the planet]] is a living organism and that Shinra's harvesting of the planet's [[Lifestream|lifeforce]] will lead to the end of the world.

[[File:FVIIR Mako 1 explosion.png|thumb|Mako Reactor 1 explodes.]]
Cloud, Barret, [[Jessie Rasberry]], [[Biggs and Wedge|Biggs]], and [[Biggs and Wedge|Wedge]] infiltrate the reactor, and Cloud sets up a bomb developed by Jessie at the core. They get out within the time limit, unaware that [[President Shinra]] was watching their every move and that he had the reactor core self-destruct when Jessie's bomb failed to properly detonate. The area in Sector 1 surrounding the reactor is devastated. Cloud and the Avalanche members scatter into the streets and agree to meet up at the train going back to the [[Midgar Slums|slums]].

While moving through the shocked crowds, Cloud hallucinates a meeting with [[Sephiroth]], a rogue First Class SOLDIER whom Cloud remembers killing in the past. Cloud cannot believe that Sephiroth is still alive, now seemingly able to distort reality and send Cloud into a vision where everything around him is burning. Cloud snaps out of the illusion and meets a [[Aerith Gainsborough|woman]] selling flowers being attacked by [[Whispers (VII Remake)|invisible monsters]]. Unable to see the cloak-like entities until the woman grabs his hand for help, Cloud's reaction alerts the [[Shinra Public Security Forces]]. The woman flees and Cloud is chased by Shinra troops to the railway bridge from where he jumps onto the passing train, reuniting with the others.

[[File:FFVIIR Tifa flower 1.png|thumb|left|Cloud gives Tifa the flower he got from Aerith.]]
They head to the [[Sector 7 slums]] where Barret's Avalanche cell has a hideout in the [[Seventh Heaven (Final Fantasy VII)|Seventh Heaven]] bar owned by [[Tifa Lockhart]], Cloud's childhood friend who reconnected with Cloud after he came to Midgar for work and enlisted his services to Avalanche despite Barret's reservations. The bombing having been much more destructive than Jessie had anticipated frazzles both her and Tifa, but Barret is ready to move onto the next bombing mission, though he is not interested in hiring Cloud's services again.

Tifa suggests Cloud make a name for himself as a mercenary at the Sector 7 slums, and gets him an apartment next to hers. Overnight, Cloud hears moaning from the room next door, and when investigating, finds it belonging to a delirious [[Marco (VII Remake)|man wearing a dark cloak]] whom he hallucinates as Sephiroth. As he is about to attack, Tifa stops him, and Cloud realizes it was another hallucination. Tifa helps Cloud find work around the slums, and they find Tifa's friend, [[Johnny (Final Fantasy VII)|Johnny]], being taken by Shinra's Public Security under suspicion of being connected to Avalanche. Though Johnny is not part of the group, Tifa fears he might still spill something, and Cloud and Tifa save him by taking out the soldiers holding Johnny under arrest. Cloud is about to kill Johnny to ensure he will not expose Avalanche, but a shocked Tifa stops him and Johnny instead flees [[Sector 7]], vowing to never return.

[[File:FFVIIR Jessie Biggs Wedge Rasberry household.png|thumb|Jessie, Biggs, and Wedge at her mother's house.]]
Though Barret has rejected Cloud's participation onto the next bombing mission, Jessie hires him to help procure a new blasting agent from a Shinra warehouse, still thinking that her haywire bomb caused the previous carnage and civilian casualties. Biggs and Wedge join them and Cloud gets to know the trio better. As they head topside by riding motorbikes through the train tunnels, they are accosted by Shinra and meet a SOLDIER Third Class called [[Roche (VII Remake)|Roche]], who challenges Cloud to a race. At the Shinra employees' housing district, Jessie, Biggs, and Wedge meet with [[Jessie's mother]] while Cloud sneaks in through the back to steal [[Rowan Rasberry|Rowan Rasberry's]] (Jessie's comatose father) ID card so they can gain access to the Shinra warehouse; Rowan has been suffering from [[Mako Poisoning|mako poisoning]] ever since an industrial accident at a Shinra plant, which prompted Jessie to join Avalanche.

During their time topside, Cloud glimpses at the starry skies and recalls a time seven years ago in [[Nibelheim]] when he had promised a 13-year-old Tifa that after he would enter SOLDIER, he would be her "knight in shining armor" and come save her if she was ever in trouble. Cloud, Biggs, and Wedge act as a diversion to buy Jessie time to find the blasting agent, and Cloud duels Roche at the SOLDIER's insistence, though Cloud asserts he is no longer affiliated with Shinra.

The place is overrun by Shinra troops and Wedge is hurt. Another cell of Avalanche arrives to their rescue, and after they reunite with Wedge, Jessie shows them where the parachutes for Shinra's maintenance workers are kept. They ride down from the plate, Cloud riding with Wedge. Back in the slums, Wedge shows Cloud where Biggs and Jessie live and shows him the [[cat]]s he lives with, being known as something of a local "cat whisperer". After Cloud heads to Jessie's for payment for the successful mission, she hugs him and wants him to go out with her, but Cloud is reluctant to promise her anything.

[[File:Heidegger addresses the party via hologram from FFVII Remake.jpg|thumb|left|Heidegger, the head of Shinra's military, interrupts the party's bombing mission via a holographic message.]]
The mysterious invisible beings attack the Sector 7 slums the next morning and Jessie is hurt. Barret hires Cloud as her replacement, and the mission is back on track. Cloud, Barret, and Tifa head topside on the train, but fail an ID check under the updated security system and abandon the train mid-journey and trek their way to the reactor on foot. After setting up the remote-controlled bomb they try to leave, but discover that they are being broadcast to the public, live on the Shinra News. They learn that Shinra is aware of their operations and have been allowing their acts of terrorism to build Avalanche up as a public enemy the populace needs to turn to Shinra for protection. Shinra sets the bomb to detonate themselves, and after fighting a Shinra war machine, the walkway they were on is destroyed and Cloud falls into the [[Sector 5 slums]].

Cloud crashes through the roof of a [[Sector 5 slums church|church]] onto a flower bed. He hallucinates talking to Sephiroth again, but is woken up by Aerith, the woman who sells the flowers he had met in the aftermath of the Mako Reactor 1 bombing. She is being pursued by the [[Turk]]s, Shinra's black ops and intelligence operations division, and hires Cloud to be her bodyguard to take her home safe. Cloud protects her from [[Reno]], but they find the church being overrun by the mysterious cloaked beings. This time the beings do not attack, only stopping Cloud from killing Reno and guiding them to a way out. Aerith convinces Cloud to stay the night and head back to Sector 7 the next day, and the two get to know each other better when Cloud helps her deliver flowers to the local school, and when they help the local kids and other slum dwellers with their problems. They meet a delirious cloaked man with a large tattoo of the number 2 whom Cloud momentarily hallucinates as Sephiroth, but after the encounter, the mysterious man staggers away. When Cloud and Aerith return to her house, they run into another Turk, [[Rude]], whom they defeat.

Aerith's mother, [[Elmyra Gainsborough]], is not happy Aerith is getting caught up in something dangerous, and despises Cloud for being an ex-SOLDIER, saying he has traded his chance for a regular life for power and thus cannot stay around Aerith. Cloud agrees to sneak out in the dead of night, but Aerith catches up with him and insists to take him to Sector 7 anyway. At the park in [[Sector 6]], Aerith tells Cloud about how he reminds her of her [[Zack Fair|first love]] who was also a First Class SOLDIER, but Cloud's vision goes blurry and his ears begin ringing when she mentions his name.

[[File:Corneos audition from FFVII Remake.jpg|thumb|From left to right, Tifa, Aerith, and a disguised Cloud taking part in Don Corneo's "bridal audition".]]
Cloud and Aerith spot Tifa being taken to Don Corneo's mansion, and Aerith insists that Cloud go help her, as Don Corneo is a dangerous crimelord. They find that Don Corneo is looking for a "bride", but only entertains women endorsed by one from a "Trio", influential locals who run the notorious slum entertainment town called [[Wall Market]]. They procure endorsement for Aerith from [[Madam M]] after winning a tournament at the local [[Corneo Colosseum]], and another endorsement for Cloud from [[Andrea Rhodea]], who helps Cloud [[Crossdressing|disguise himself as a woman]]. Once inside Don Corneo's place, they are subdued by gas and taken to a dungeon where they meet up with Tifa, who is shocked to see Cloud dressed as a woman. Don Corneo makes his pick of the three, but they subdue his lackeys after their weapons and other equipment are delivered to them by Don Corneo's disloyal lackey, [[Leslie Kyle]], working together with Andrea. Cloud, Tifa, and Aerith, after ditching Cloud's disguise, threaten Don Corneo to reveal what he knows about Shinra's plans for Avalanche. Don Corneo reveals that Shinra is about to drop the upper plate on the Sector 7 slums, killing countless people, to crush Barret's Avalanche cell. He drops them into the [[sewer system (Final Fantasy VII)|sewers]] below through a trap door.

Cloud, Tifa, and Aerith race back to the Sector 7 slums. The way takes them through the sewers and the [[train graveyard]], which they find haunted by the captured spirits of children whom Aerith can still commune with. They free the childrens' spirits by felling the demon haunting the grounds and make their way to the Sector 7 slums where they find the pillar under attack by Shinra, with the locals up in arms to protect it. Shinra announces that Avalanche is about to drop the plate and that Shinra does not negotiate with terrorists and thus they need to give themselves up. Wedge, who was protecting the pillar along with Biggs, Jessie, and Barret, falls down and is injured. Tifa and Aerith tend to him while Cloud races up the pillar, but ends up in the sights of Reno and Rude who are the Turks on the mission to separate the plate. Reno holds a grudge towards Cloud over their previous meeting and opens fire at him. Tifa cannot bear to stay back and with Wedge recovered, declares she will follow Cloud, asking Aerith to find [[Marlene Wallace]], Barret's four-year-old daughter, at her bar.

[[File:FFVIIR Aerith Tseng Marlene angle.png|thumb|left|Aerith shields Marlene from Tseng.]]
Wedge shows Aerith the way, but they part ways when Wedge leads the slum dwellers towards Sector 6 when a nervous Shinra Public Security soldier opens the gates against his superior's orders. Aerith finds her way to the bar even if the area becomes engulfed in flames from a downed Shinra helicopter. She finds Marlene and the two have an instant connection, but as she leads the girl out, they are stopped by [[Tseng]], the leader of the Turks. Aerith agrees to go with him in exchange for Marlene's safety.

Cloud finds a gravely injured Biggs, and reunites with Tifa. They find Jessie, who dies in Cloud's arms. They find Barret atop the pillar, but Reno and Rude arrive and begin the plate separation procedure. Though Cloud, Barret, and Tifa defeat them and destroy Rude's helicopter, they fail to stop the plate separation procedure from completing. They learn through a video message that Tseng has taken Aerith captive because she is an "[[Cetra|Ancient]]". Reno and Rude evacuate on a Shinra medical helicopter while Cloud, Barret, and Tifa ride a ropeway to safety as the pillar separates from the plate above and it comes crashing down.

[[File:Ifalna's death from Final Fantasy VII Remake.png|thumb|Elmyra discovers the young Aerith with her dying mother.]]
Barret goes ballistic at the sight of carnage and the thought of having lost Marlene, but Cloud thinks that Marlene is safe at Aerith's house. They find her there and Elmyra tells the story of how she and Aerith, not her biological daughter, came to meet. Aerith and [[Ifalna|her biological mother]] had escaped from a Shinra facility, but the mother had passed while asking a random passerby, Elmyra, to take Aerith somewhere safe. Elmyra had adopted the girl as her own, but soon noticed she had mystical powers and the ability to connect to the spirits of the dead. When the Turks had come looking for her, Elmyra had learned Aerith is an Ancient, whose mystical powers Shinra wants to exploit. The Turks had never taken Aerith by force, and Elmyra still thinks Aerith is being treated well.

Cloud, Barret, and Tifa return to the Sector 7 ruins where they find Wedge still alive and a secret underground testing facility where Shinra has been exposing people to mako energy to turn them into monsters. This sparks some memories in Cloud, but the mysterious ghostly beings eject them from the testing site before they can investigate any further.

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Cloud, Barret, and Tifa carry Wedge to Elmyra's. Cloud asks again for Elmyra's permission to rescue Aerith. He believes that Aerith, being the last Ancient, is too valuable for Shinra and its professor named [[Professor Hojo]] to ever be released. Elmyra needs some time to think. Later, Cloud hears footsteps and follows them outside, and [[Affection mechanics (VII Remake)|finds either Barret, Tifa, or Aerith]] among Aerith's flowers. If Cloud meets Barret, he tells Cloud about the other members of Avalanche Cloud never had the chance to meet, and promises to introduce them after they save Aerith. Or if the person Cloud finds is Tifa, she asks if the flower he had given her was from Aerith and cries over how Shinra has again taken everything away from them while Cloud embraces her. Or if the person Cloud finds is Aerith, he is surprised and wonders if it is a dream. Aerith talks about the importance of living in the moment as everyone dies one day, and warns Cloud not to become too attached to her as she may not be able to stay with him for long. As she touches his face, she disappears, and Cloud wakes up in the the guest room.

The next morning, Elmyra has concluded that Cloud is right about Shinra, and allows them to go rescue Aerith. Barret asks her to look after Marlene and Wedge, with Marlene also saying Barret should go help Aerith. Since the trains aren't running and Shinra probably has every station under lockdown, they need an alternate route topside. Tifa suggests they ask Don Corneo, but he's not at his mansion. Instead they find Leslie, who claims he can help them get topside on the condition they help him find Don Corneo in his sewer hideout. Barret doesn't trust him, but Cloud agrees to help.

[[File:Leslie threatens Corneo from FFVII Remake.jpg|thumb|Leslie holds Don Corneo at gunpoint.]]
When they find Don Corneo's hideout, one of Don Corneo's pets steals the key from Leslie. Cloud, Barret, and Tifa give chase, and reclaim it, only to find it was not a key, but a necklace that once belonged to Leslie's fiancée, [[Merle]]. Leslie reveals that she was chosen to become one of Don Corneo's brides, and disappeared without a trace right after. He wants revenge, and Barret softens up to him. They return to the hideout door and Leslie goes in alone, but Don Corneo sees his attempt to kill him and disarms him. Cloud, Barret, and Tifa come to Leslie's aid, but Don Corneo sets another one of his [[Abzu (VII Remake)|pet monsters]] on them and escapes. Leslie gives Cloud and his friends grappling guns to climb over the Sector 7 wall, and from there they can reach the [[Shinra Building]].

Cloud, Barret, and Tifa make their way through the collapsed Sector 7 plate and reach the Shinra Building. While Barret is eager to charge in through the front door guns blazing, Cloud suggests they use Shinra trucks to infiltrate the parking garage. They jump onto a truck and get inside, but when the truck leaves the checkpoint, they fall and have to fight their way in. In the lobby, Tifa makes her way inside the reception and obtains a keycard to access the rest of the building. Cloud believes Aerith is being held in the research labs near the top floors, and Tifa thinks Hojo's lab being located on the 65th floor is the most likely place. Either using stairs or an elevator, they make their way to the 59th floor, and work from there.

[[File:Sephiroth and Cloud in Shinra presentation from FFVII Remake.png|left|thumb|A vision of Midgar being destroyed by a meteorite impact.]]
To reach the higher floors, Cloud, Barret, and Tifa act like tourists participating in a virtual tour. In one exhibit, they experience distressing images about Midgar being destroyed by a [[Meteor (Final Fantasy VII)|meteor]], and Cloud sees Sephiroth. The image ends, and the trio meets [[Hart (Final Fantasy VII)|Hart]], [[Domino|Mayor Domino's]] deputy, who leads them to Domino, who has been aiding them by silencing any possible alarms. He is Avalanche's man inside Shinra, as he loathes the company for locking him up in the archives, and not giving him any real authority in Midgar.

With Domino's help, Cloud, Barret, and Tifa reach the 64th floor where they eavesdrop on the Shinra directors' meeting where President Shinra denies [[Reeve Tuesti|Reeve Tuesti's]] plan to rebuild Sector 7, since they now have Aerith: through her, they can build [[Neo Midgar]] in the promised land. Hojo believes they can use Aerith, even though she is not a pureblood Ancient, suggesting they use SOLDIER candidates to reproduce more Ancients from Aerith for Shinra to study.

[[File:Professor Hojo from FFVII Remake.jpg|thumb|Professor Hojo.]]
Cloud, Barret, and Tifa shadow Hojo as he leaves the meeting and intercept him in his lab and force him into leading them to Aerith, only to deal with one of Hojo's grotesque experiments as he escapes during the fight. The group fights their way through guards and advanced soldiers to reach Hojo, who notices Cloud has SOLDIER qualities, but claims he's not a member of that force. Cloud clutches his head as his ears begin to ring, and the mysterious ghosts blow Hojo away.

The group later encounters a creature chasing Hojo into an elevator, with the now freed Aerith preventing a fight as she calms the creature down. The creature reveals his ability to speak to everyone's shock. Tifa notices a XIII [[Tattoo (body modification)|tattoo]] on the creature, who calls himself [[Red XIII]]. Cloud is stricken again, and stumbles towards the elevator, sensing that [[Jenova]] is close. He collapses and awakes in Aerith's old room in Hojo's lab, where she tells them about her Cetra heritage, but how Shinra is wrong about her being able to lead the company to the promised land. They get a video message from Wedge and Domino on Avalanche HQ coming to rescue them on a helicopter from the roof, with Barret being surprised as Wedge was supposed to be bedridden and he had never asked for Wedge to help bail them out.

As the group goes through Hojo's lab, they find Jenova's tank where its headless body spooks everyone. Red XIII explains that Jenova is Shinra's most precious research specimen and that Hojo has spent his life studying it. A cloaked man appears in front of the tank, but everyone sees him as Sephiroth who breaks the walkway they are on and sends everyone plummeting to the deep recesses of the lab into an area called "[[The Drum (field)|the Drum]]", where Hojo controls their every move and ushers more of his "research specimens" onto the group, only to watch them be destroyed much to his delight. The party reunites and makes their way back to where Jenova's tank was, but Jenova is gone with only a trail of dark liquid leading to President Shinra's office.

[[File:President Shinra killed by Sephiroth from FFVII Remake.jpg|left|thumb|President Shinra killed by "Sephiroth".]]
The party reaches the seemingly empty office and finds President Shinra hanging on the side of the roof, offering them wealth to save him. Barret pulls President Shinra up and tells him to confess to the Sector 7 plate collapse and that there is no Avalanche-[[Wutai]] link, only for President Shinra to hold Barret at gunpoint while scoffing at him for only wanting to clear his name rather than asking the company to shut down all mako reactors. Sephiroth appears behind President Shinra and kills him before stabbing Barret in the chest with his [[Masamune (Final Fantasy VII)|sword]] when he tries to protest. The "Sephiroth" is revealed to be another [[Sephiroth-clone|cloaked man]], who transforms into the [[Jenova Dreamweaver]], a monster able to create illusions. Cloud, Tifa, and Aerith destroy it, and Barret is healed by one of the ghostly mysterious beings that have begun to fly all around the Shinra Building. Another "Sephiroth" appears and carries away Jenova's body that has been released from the tank, and the two fall off the building.

As they step onto the roof, the Avalanche helicopter that was sent out to extract them is shot down by another helicopter piloted by Reno and Rude, which brings President Shinra's son, [[Rufus Shinra]], onto the building. Rufus fights Cloud one-on-one while the others escape downstairs, though Tifa stays behind to help Cloud. Rufus is flown off by the Turks after he loses the duel against Cloud, and Cloud is saved by Tifa.

[[File:Stolen Shinra vehicles from FFVII Remake.jpg|thumb|The party riding stolen Shinra vehicles.]]
Cloud, Barret, Tifa, Aerith, and Red XIII escape the Shinra Building via the expressway with vehicles stolen from the Shinra exhibition rooms, taking out numerous Shinra troops and robots sent out to pursue them. At the end of the expressway, they run into Sephiroth, who was waiting for them and everyone being able to see him now. Sephiroth cuts a passageway into thin air and disappears, telling Cloud to follow. Red XIII explains that the mysterious ghosts that have intermittently been helping or barring their advance are called Whispers, arbiters of fate and beings sent out by the planet itself to enforce a fixed future. Aerith hesitates over defying destiny, but tells the others that Sephiroth is more dangerous to the planet than Shinra and must be stopped.

They step through the passageway and enter a surreal realm where they fight giant Whispers as well as Sephiroth himself. How much of what they experience truly happens is ambiguous as Sephiroth is a master of projecting illusions, having trapped Cloud into illusions numerous times since he started his journey already. They witness distressing images of [[Aerith's death|Aerith dying]], a meteorite hurtling toward Midgar, and of a much older Red XIII witnessing a destroyed Midgar, wondering if they are glimpses of a bleak future. They defeat the giant Whispers and afterwards, battle Sephiroth. Although they prevail, Sephiroth remains and shows Cloud a vision of what he calls "the edge of creation". He implies that the world is ending and asks Cloud to embrace his plan for the planet's future. Cloud refuses, but is defeated and left with a warning that he has "seven seconds before the end".

The Whispers defeated and fate thus defied, the party, once back in reality, is free to advance toward a new unknown future. Aerith misses the steel sky, deeming the new sky ahead of them unknowable. As the party leaves Midgar to pursue Sephiroth to stop whatever his plan is, people back at the ruins of Sector 7 are rebuilding, Biggs is recuperating from the injuries he had sustained at the plate's fall, revealed to having survived, and Marlene thinks of Barret with Barret declaring that he will return to her. Rufus takes over the company, pondering over Sephiroth's apparent return and the strange occurrences at the Shinra Building and Cloud and his friends' involvement. Hojo discovers that Jenova's body has disappeared from his lab and breaks into hysterical laughter.

[[File:Zack injured from Final Fantasy VII Remake.png|thumb|left|Zack survives his "final stand".]]
Destiny's course changed, Zack Fair has survived "[[Zack's Final Stand|his final stand]]". He is last shown bringing the delirious Cloud to Midgar, where he ended up becoming a mercenary and working for Avalanche, now wielding Zack's [[Buster Sword|buster sword]], but what happened to Zack himself from this point on is unknown.
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==Music==
{{main|Final Fantasy VII Remake Original Soundtrack}}
[[File:Final Fantasy VII Remake Original Soundtrack.png|thumb|right|''Final Fantasy VII Remake'': Original Soundtrack.]]
The game features arranged and updated remixes of songs heard in the original game, as well as several new tracks. Background music will transition to a battle variation in certain areas.

In June 2019, it was revealed Nobuo Uematsu would return for the remake, though in what capacity was not stated in full at the time.<ref name="siliconera uematsu involved">{{Refwebsite| page url = http://www.siliconera.com/2018/05/14/nobuo-uematsu-confirmed-working-music-final-fantasy-vii-remake/| page name = Nobuo Uematsu Confirmed To Be Working On Music For Final Fantasy VII Remake| site url  = https://www.siliconera.com/| site name = Siliconera| access time = 21:25, June 11, 2019 (UTC)}}</ref> It was then revealed in January 31, 2020 that the game's [[ending theme]], "[[Hollow]]", was composed by Nobuo Uematsu and sung by Yosh from Survive Said The Prophet. The lyrics are by [[Kazushige Nojima]], translated by Ben Sabin and John Crow. It was also revealed that [[Masashi Hamauzu]] and [[Mitsuto Suzuki]] were composing and arranging music for the game.

The music featured in the E3 2015 reveal trailer was "Beyond The Wasteland" from ''[[Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children|Advent Children]]'' as well as part of the [[Distant Worlds]] orchestrated rendition of "[[Opening - Bombing Mission]]", which was further used in the gameplay trailer shown at PlayStation Experience 2015.

==Development==
{{main|Final Fantasy VII Remake development}}

==Release==
[[File:Final Fantasy VII Remake logo textless.png|right|200px]]
The game is planned for release in multiple parts, as a remake of ''Final Fantasy VII'' would not fit into a single release. Was the team to dedicate to a single release, the content would need to be cut, so rather than remake the game as a full volume, it was decided to do it in parts.<ref name="gematsu120815" /> The parts will be full-sized games with the [[Lightning Saga|''Final Fantasy XIII'' trilogy]] cited as the base model, each part being the scale of one game from the ''XIII'' series.<ref>{{Refwebsite| page url = http://www.gamespot.com/articles/final-fantasy-7-remake-will-be-multiple-full-sized/1100-6438387/| page name = Final Fantasy VII Remake Will Be Multiple Full-Sized Games | site url =  http://www.gamespot.com| site name = Gamespot| access time = apr 6 2016}}</ref> The first installment was released on two Blu-ray discs.<ref>{{Refwebsite| page url = https://www.tweaktown.com/news/66214/final-fantasy-vii-remake-ship-two-discs-three/index.html | page name = Final Fantasy VII Remake Will Ship on Two Discs, Not Three | site url = http://www.tweaktown.com | site name=Tweaktown| access time = Jun 10 2019}}</ref>

The game was relaunched for the [[PlayStation 5]] on June 10, 2021 under the title ''[[Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade]]'', with updated graphics and a side story revolving around Yuffie Kisaragi working with a branch of Avalanche. The game was later released for [[Microsoft Windows]] PCs on the Epic Games Store and Steam, on December 16, 2021 and June 17, 2022, respectively.

==Reception==
===Critical reception===
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|[[wikipedia:OpenCritic|OpenCritic]]
|88% <small>(150 reviews)</small><ref name="opencritic">{{ref|entry=Final Fantasy VII Remake for PS4 Reviews|url=https://opencritic.com/game/8586/final-fantasy-vii-remake|title=[[wikipedia:OpenCritic|OpenCritic]]|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200511174547/https://opencritic.com/game/8586/final-fantasy-vii-remake|access-date=May 11, 2020}}</ref>
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|[[wikipedia:Metacritic|Metacritic]]
|87% <small>(126 reviews)</small><ref name="metacritic">{{ref|entry=Final Fantasy VII Remake for PlayStation 4|url=https://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-4/final-fantasy-vii-remake|title=[[wikipedia:Metacritic|Metacritic]]|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200511174857/https://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-4/final-fantasy-vii-remake|access-date=May 11, 2020}}</ref>
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|''[[wikipedia:Destructoid|Destructoid]]''
|9/10<ref name="destructoid review">{{ref|first=Chris|last=Carter|year=2020|month=04|day=06|entry=Review: Final Fantasy VII Remake|url=https://www.destructoid.com/review-final-fantasy-vii-remake-584407.phtml|title=[[wikipedia:Destructoid|Destructoid]]''|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200406235810/https://www.destructoid.com/review-final-fantasy-vii-remake-584407.phtml|access-date=April 7, 2020}}</ref>
|-
|''[[wikipedia:Easy Allies|Easy Allies]]''
|90<ref name="eallies review">{{ref|first=Bradley|last=Ellis|year=2020|month=04|day=06|entry=Review: Final Fantasy VII Remake|url=https://easyallies.com/#!/review/final-fantasy-vii-remake|title=[[wikipedia:Easy Allies|Easy Allies]]''|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200406235023/https://easyallies.com/|access-date=April 7, 2020}}</ref>
 
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|''[[wikipedia:Eurogamer|Eurogamer]]''
|Recommended<ref name="eurogamer review">{{ref|first=Aoife|last=Wilson|year=2020|month=04|day=06|entry=Final Fantasy 7 Remake review - a faithful retread, with a few missteps along the way|url=https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2020-04-06-final-fantasy-7-remake-review-a-faithful-remake-with-a-few-missteps-along-the-way|title=[[wikipedia:Eurogamer|Eurogamer]]''|access-date=April 7, 2020|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200406235214/https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2020-04-06-final-fantasy-7-remake-review-a-faithful-remake-with-a-few-missteps-along-the-way}}</ref>
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|''[[wikipedia:Electronic Gaming Monthly|Electronic Gaming Monthly]]''
|3/5<ref name="egm review">{{ref|first=Reid|last=McCarter|year=2020|month=04|day=06|entry=Final Fantasy VII Remake review|url=https://egmnow.com/final-fantasy-vii-remake-review/|title=[[Wikipedia:Electronic Gaming Monthly|Electronic Gaming Monthly]]''|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200406235638/https://egmnow.com/final-fantasy-vii-remake-review/|access-date=April 7, 2020}}</ref>
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|''[[wikipedia:Game Informer|Game Informer]]''
|87.5<ref name="gameinformer review">{{ref|first=Joe|last=Juba|year=2020|month=04|day=06|entry=Final Fantasy VII Remake Review - Old Friends And New Life|url=https://www.gameinformer.com/review/final-fantasy-vii-remake/final-fantasy-vii-remake-review-old-friends-and-new-life|title=[[wikipedia:Game Informer|Game Informer]]''|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200407000217/https://www.gameinformer.com/review/final-fantasy-vii-remake/final-fantasy-vii-remake-review-old-friends-and-new-life|access-date=April 7, 2020}}</ref>
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|[[wikipedia:Game Revolution|Game Revolution]]
|10/10<ref name="gamerev review">{{ref|first=Jason|last=Faulkner|year=2020|month=04|day=06|entry=Final Fantasy VII Remake Review <nowiki>|</nowiki> Not a cloud in the sky|url=https://www.gamerevolution.com/review/642217-final-fantasy-vii-remake-review|title=[[wikipedia:Game Revolution|Game Revolution]]''|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200407000511/https://www.gamerevolution.com/review/642217-final-fantasy-vii-remake-review|access-date=April 7, 2020}}</ref>
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|[[wikipedia:GameSpot|GameSpot]]
|10/10<ref name="gamespot review">{{ref|first=Tamoor|last=Hussain|year=2020|month=04|day=06|entry=Final Fantasy 7 Remake Review - Cruel One-Winged Angel's Thesis|url=https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/final-fantasy-7-remake-review-cruel-one-winged-ang/1900-6417445/|title=[[wikipedia:GameSpot|GameSpot]]|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200407000649/https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/final-fantasy-7-remake-review-cruel-one-winged-ang/1900-6417445/|access-date=April 7, 2020}}</ref>
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|[[wikipedia:GamesRadar|GamesRadar]]
|9/10<ref name="gamesradar review">{{ref|first=Heather|last=Wald|year=2020|month=04|day=06|entry=Final Fantasy 7 Reamke review: "A loving reimagining of the original that delivers a new experience that's wholly its own"|url=https://www.gamesradar.com/final-fantasy-7-remake-review/|title=[[wikipedia:GamesRadar|GamesRadar]]|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200407000816/https://www.gamesradar.com/final-fantasy-7-remake-review/|access-date=April 7, 2020}}</ref>
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|[[wikipedia:IGN|IGN]]
|8/10<ref name="ign review">{{ref|first=Tom|last=Marks|year=2020|month=04|day=06|entry=Final Fantasy 7 Remake Review|url=https://www.ign.com/articles/final-fantasy-7-remake-review|title=[[wikipedia:IGN|IGN]]|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200407000957/https://www.ign.com/articles/final-fantasy-7-remake-review|access-date=April 7, 2020}}</ref>
|-
|''[[wikipedia:Kotaku|Kotaku]]''
|Recommended<ref name="kotaku review">{{ref|first=Jason|last=Schreier|year=2020|month=04|day=06|entry=Final Fantasy VII Remake: The Kotaku Review|url=https://kotaku.com/final-fantasy-vii-remake-the-kotaku-review-1842697312|title=[[wikipedia:Kotaku|Kotaku]]''|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200407002247/https://kotaku.com/final-fantasy-vii-remake-the-kotaku-review-1842697312|access-date=April 7, 2020}}</ref>
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|TheSixthAxis
|10/10<ref name="thesixthaxis review">{{ref|first=Tuffcub|last=|year=2020|month=04|day=06|entry=Final Fantasy VII Remake Review|url=https://www.thesixthaxis.com/2020/04/06/final-fantasy-vii-remake-review/|title=The Sixth Axis|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200407001053/https://www.thesixthaxis.com/2020/04/06/final-fantasy-vii-remake-review/|access-date=April 7, 2020}}</ref>
|}
''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' received strong critical reception. On [[wikipedia:Metacritic|Metacritic]], its review score aggregated to 88% based on 116 reviews,<ref name="metacritic" /> and on [[wikipedia:OpenCritic|OpenCritic]], its review score aggregated to 88% based on 150 reviews, with 94% of critics recommending.<ref name="opencritic" /> This score aggregate is lower than that of the original PlayStation release of ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'', but higher than the subsequent ports of the game, and higher than every single player game in the ''Final Fantasy'' series since ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''. Critics praised the combat, characters, story, graphical fidelity, attention to detail, and humorous writing, though it drew criticism for its sidequests and controversial narrative choices, particularly the conclusion.

The combat was praised by critics for feeling exciting and action-packed, yet still strategic and challenging. Tamoor Hussain of [[wikipedia:GameSpot|GameSpot]] said that the combat "asks a lot" of players, but is "incredibly gratifying" when considering strategy behind unique ways characters function as well as the properties of enemies, likening it to playing "high-speed chess".<ref name="gamespot review" /> Heather Wald of [[wikipedia:GamesRadar|GamesRadar]] praised the variety of combat styles between the characters for helping to "prevent the fighting from ever feeling too stale", and said that the boss battles "present a real challenge".<ref name="gamesradar review" /> Tom Marks of [[wikipedia:IGN|IGN]] said that though he was "initially sad to hear" that the combat of ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' would not use the same Active Time Battle system as ''Final Fantasy VII'', the way the system transformed to real-time brawling is "exceptional", saying that the menu slowing time to select commands adds tension to choice that was reminiscent of the "frantic decision making the original elicited".<ref name="ign review" />

Though reviewers reacted positively to the combat sections, many were divided on the sidequests. Heater Wald of GamesRadar said that many of the sidequests comprise "rather menial tasks that aren't particularly too exciting",<ref name="gamesradar review" /> and Tom Marks of IGN said that he completed the sidequests but "felt forced to do so out of a sense of obligation rather than amusement".<ref name="ign review" /> Conversely, Bradley Ellis of ''[[wikipedia:Easy Allies|Easy Allies]]'' said that the sidequests become "more captivating" as the game goes on due to the "meaningful character moments between your party", and because they "help bring life to the citizens of Midgar".<ref name="eallies review" />

Critics praised the game's writing and characterization, as well as the game's sense of humor. Aoife Wilson of ''[[wikipedia:Eurogamer|Eurogamer]]'' said that familiar characters are "fizzing with new life and personality", saying that their depiction captures "the essence of what made them so iconic and enduring".<ref name="eurogamer review" /> Heather Wald of GamesRadar said that the characters with the game's "biggest strength", filling out the experience with humor and heart-felt moments.<ref name="gamesradar review" /> Tamoor Hussain noted that the narrative and characters "truly stand out as its crowning achievement", and praised the game for embracing the "goofier elements of the original", which he found "bring levity to what is otherwise heavy subject matter". He added that the game would allow newcomers to "learn to love the characters for the first time".<ref name="gamespot review" />

Many reviewers praised the atmosphere of Midgar, and the graphical fidelity. Tamoor Hussain of GameSpot called it a "stunning depiction" of Midgar,<ref name="gamespot review" /> and Chris Carter of ''[[wikipedia:Destructoid|Destructoid]]'' said Midgar's atmosphere "wins out as the true pivotal character" of the game, for giving players a " context for the city and the class-based politics that define it".<ref name="destructoid review" /> Many reviewers praised the graphics in the depiction of the city and its characters, and noted that although textures occasionally popped in, the issue was not pervasive.<ref name="eurogamer review" /><ref name="gameinformer review" /><ref name="ign review" />

Critics were divided on the narrative changes. Jason Schreier of ''[[wikipedia:Kotaku|Kotaku]]'' said that new characters may initially be "baffling" but "all serve either to help develop the main cast or to add life to Midgar itself", and pointed to sections in which Cloud visits Jessie's house as an example of the "delightful additions to the story", enhanced by due to the "top-notch voice acting and stunning views of Midgar". However, he noted that other changes "aren't all great", drawing attention to the sewers and the Sector 5 tunnel as examples of dungeons that were originally a few screens long, and can sometimes take an hour to finish in ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'', thus feeling "tedious".<ref name="kotaku review" /> Likewise, Tom Marks of IGN said that the additions range from "welcome expansions to existing sequences" and new scenes that offer "enticing new perspective", while others are "pointlessly dull padding that frequently makes you retread previously explored areas".<ref name="ign review" /> Aoife Wilson of Eurogamer praised the game for preserving the "spirit and tone" of the original, saying that the game "even manages to frequently improve upon the original's telling of the story".<ref name="eurogamer review" />

One major point of contention for reviewers was the ending. Joe Juba said that the ending scenes are "jarring" and "surprising", calling them "mildly disappointing as a resolution to this game, but much more disappointing in what they imply for any installments that lie ahead".<ref name="gameinformer review" /> Tom Marks of IGN said that the game "raises a metric ton of questions that it doesn't deliver any semblance of answers to", referring to parts of the story as "Some ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' BS".<ref name="ign review" /> Jason Schreier of Kotaku said the ending causes the game to become "something else entirely" from a remake, elaborating that he found himself grappling with the consequence of the ending days after finishing the game and also likened it to ''Kingdom Hearts''. He concluded that he "certainly cannot wait to see what's next".<ref name="kotaku review" /> Tamoor Hussain of GameSpot said that the "cryptic references to something more in Cloud's past" and unexplained elements nonetheless do not "diminish the story that is told", and the ending rather "lays the foundation for future revelations in an intriguing way".<ref name="gamespot review" />

[[wikipedia:Time (magazine)|''Time'' magazine]] listed ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' as one of the best games of 2020, saying "It's not shocking that Square Enix would make this game, but it is shocking that the results are so fantastic".<ref>{{ref|first=Matthew|last=Gault|year=2020|month=07|day=30|entry=The Best Video Games of 2020 (So Far)|url=https://time.com/5872912/best-video-games-2020-so-far/|title=[[wikipedia:Time (magazine)|''Time'' magazine]]|archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20200731162511/https://time.com/5872912/best-video-games-2020-so-far/|access-date=July 31, 2020}}</ref> The [[wikipedia:Trusted Reviews|Trusted Reviews]] publication and its readers awarded ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' as the best game of 2020.<ref>{{ref|first=Hannah|last=Davies|year=2020|month=10|day=09|entry=The Best Video Games of 2020 (So Far)|url=https://www.trustedreviews.com/news/trusted-reviews-awards-2020-4046173|title=[[wikipedia:Trusted Reviews|Trusted Reviews]]|access-date=October 15, 2020}}</ref>
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===Accolades===
Before its release, ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' won the overall "Game of Show" award from E3 2019.<ref>{{ref|first=Tony|last=Wilson|year=2019|month=07|day=29|entry=The Game Awards 2020: Complete Winners List|url=https://www.gamespot.com/videos/final-fantasy-7-remake-wins-best-of-e3-gs-news-upd/2300-6450238/|title=GameSpot|access-date=December 20, 2020}}</ref> Shortly after releasing, it won an Editors' Choice award from PlayStation, saying it "stands proudly alongside its forebear, ready to inherit its legacy and keep its flame burning bright".<ref>{{ref|first=Justin|last=Massongill|year=2020|month=04|day=24|entry=The Game Awards 2020: Complete Winners List|url=https://blog.playstation.com/2020/04/24/editors-choice-final-fantasy-vii-remake-is-worthy-of-its-name/|title=PlayStation Blog|access-date=December 20, 2020}}</ref>

On the year of its release, ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' was nominated for six awards at [[wikipedia:The Game Awards|The Game Awards]], including "Game of the Year", "Best Game Direction", "Best Narrative", "Best Score and Music", and "Best Role Playing Game". Of these, it won "Best Score and Music" and "Best Role Playing".<ref>{{ref|first=Alex|last=Stedman|year=2020|month=12|day=10|entry=The Game Awards 2020: Complete Winners List|archive-url=https://variety.com/2020/digital/news/the-game-awards-winners-list-2020-1234850547/|url=https://www.trustedreviews.com/news/trusted-reviews-awards-2020-4046173|title=[[wikipedia:Variety (magazine)|]]''|access-date=December 20, 2020}}</ref>

In Japan, it won IGN Japan's Game of the Year in 2020,<ref>{{ref|first=Ign|last=Japan|year=2020|month=12|day=10|entry=IGN JAPAN ゲームオブザイヤー2020 今年のベストゲームTOP 10|url=https://jp.ign.com/goty-2020/48764/feature/ign-japan-2020-top-10|title=IGN Japan|access-date=December 20, 2020}}</ref> and at the [[wikipedia:CEDEC Awards|CEDEC Awards]], the game won in the "Excellency Award for Sound" category.<ref>{{ref|first=Kite|last=Stenbuck|year=2020|month=09|day=03|url=https://www.siliconera.com/cedec-awards-2020-winners/|entry=Final Fantasy VII Remake and Hideo Kojima Win at CEDEC Awards 2020|title=Siliconera|access-date=December 20, 2020}}</ref>

===Commercial performance===
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Square Enix, by choice, shipped fewer physical copies to stores. This impacted sales of the disks, but the setback was overcome by digital sales.<ref name="square sales press briefing may 2020">{{ref|first=Ali|last=Haider|year=2020|month=05|day=30|entry=Square Enix Is Pleased With Final Fantasy VII Remake Sales, Has Initiatives To Grow It Further|url=https://twistedvoxel.com/square-enix-pleased-final-fantasy-vii-remake-sales/|title=Twisted Voxel|access-date=May 30, 2020}}</ref> ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' shipped and digitally sold 3.5 million copies within its first three days of release, making it the biggest [[PlayStation 4]] exclusive opening weekend, an outcome Square Enix was pleased with.<ref name="square sales press briefing may 2020"/><ref name="gamespot 3day sales">{{ref|first=Steve|last=Watts|year=2020|month=04|day=21|entry=Final Fantasy 7 Remake Hits Big Three-Day Sales Milestone|url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/final-fantasy-7-remake-hits-big-three-day-sales-mi/1100-6476297/|title=[[wikipedia:GameSpot|GameSpot]]|access-date=April 21, 2020}}</ref><ref name="gameranx 3day sales">{{ref|first=Jordan|last=Biazzo|year=2020|month=04|day=21|entry=Final Fantasy 7 Remake is the Most Sold PS4 Exclusive in Opening Weekend, Selling 3.5 Copies in Three Days|url=https://gameranx.com/updates/id/197145/article/square-enix-ff7-remake-sold-3-5-million-detailed/|title=[[wikipedia:Gameranx|Gameranx]]|access-date=April 21, 2020}}</ref> The game set a new launch month sales record for the ''Final Fantasy'' series in both unit and dollar sales, beating ''[[Final Fantasy XV]]''.<ref name="ign april 2020 ff7r sales">{{ref|first=Adam|last=Bankhurst|year=2020|month=05|day=22|entry=Final Fantasy 7 Remake Is April 2020's Best-Selling Game, Sets Franchise Record|url=https://blog.us.playstation.com/2020/05/07/playstation-store-aprils-top-downloads-4/|title=IGN|access-date=May 22, 2020}}</ref> Because the growth in digital sales meant that they increased the percentage of digital sales overall, Square Enix expected a better gross margin overall.<ref name="square sales press briefing may 2020"/>

In Japan, it debuted in first selling 702,853 copies in its first week, and was attributed to boosting sales of the PlayStation 4.<ref name="vgchartz japan opening weekend">{{ref|first=William|last=D'Angelo|year=2020|month=04|day=16|entry=Final Fantasy VII Remake Sells Over 700,000 Units in Japan, PS4 Sales Nearly Hit 80,000 - Sales|url=https://www.vgchartz.com/article/443173/final-fantasy-vii-remake-sells-over-700000-units-in-japan-ps4-sales-nearly-hit-80000/|title=VG Chartz|access-date=April 21, 2020}}</ref> In the United States, the game was the best-selling game of April 2020, both on the [[PlayStation Network]]<ref name="psstore april 2020 charts">{{ref|first=Justin|last=Massongill|year=2020|month=05|day=07|entry=PlayStation Store: April’s Top Downloads|url=https://blog.us.playstation.com/2020/05/07/playstation-store-aprils-top-downloads-4/|title=PlayStation Blog|access-date=May 11, 2020}}</ref> and in physical sales overall across all platforms.<ref name="ign april 2020 ff7r sales"/> In the United Kingdom, the game was the best-selling physical game for the month April 2020, leading the strongest April month for physical games in the country since 2015. Though physical sales in the United Kingdom were slightly below ''Final Fantasy XV'', it has been noted that distribution challenges as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic played a role.<ref name="square sales press briefing may 2020"/><ref name="uk april 2020 sales">{{ref|first=Christopher|last=Dring|year=2020|month=05|day=28|entry=UK boxed games market delivers strongest April in five years|url=https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2020-05-27-uk-boxed-games-market-delivers-strongest-april-in-five-years|title=GamesIndustry.biz|access-date=May 28, 2020}}</ref>

In August 2020, Square Enix announced that ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' had sold over 5 million copies.<ref name="gamespot august 2020 sales">{{ref|first=Christopher|last=Dring|year=2020|month=08|day=07|entry=Final Fantasy 7 Remake Sells Over Five Million Copies|url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/final-fantasy-7-remake-sells-over-five-million-cop/1100-6480689/|title=GameSpot|access-date=August 7, 2020}}</ref> After the success of ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'', Square Enix planned initiatives throughout the year designed to capture a larger audience of players and further grow sales. These initiatives are not yet disclosed, though they have stated that marketing strategies would not solely rely on pricing.<ref name="square sales press briefing may 2020"/> In September 2023, Square Enix announced that it and ''Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade'' had collectively sold over 7 million copies.<ref name="ffvii remake sales september 2023">{{ref|author=[[Square Enix]]|year=2023|month=9|day=14|title=Seven's the magic number. Thank you all for taking the journey with us. #FF7R|tweet-id=1702446167185883194|author-id=finalfantasyvii|access-date=September 16, 2023}}</ref>

==Packaging artwork==
<gallery>
FFVII Remake North American box art for PS4.jpg|North America.
FFVII Remake deluxe edition.jpg|Deluxe edition.
FF7R_PS4_DE_Box_NA.png|Deluxe edition.
VII_Remake_boxart_1.png
VII_Remake_boxart_2.png
VII_Remake_boxart_3.png
FFVII Remake Japanese box art for PS4.jpg|PS4 Japanese.
FFVII Remake Japanese package plus figure for PS4.png|PS4 package plus figure set Japanese.
FFVII Remake DDE icon.png|Digital deluxe edition icon Japanese.
FFVII Remake Japanese PS4 bundle.jpg|PS4 bundle Japanese.
FFVII Remake Japanese PS4 Pro bundle.jpg|PS4 Pro bundle Japanese.
</gallery>

==Production credits==
{| class="sortable article-table FFVIIR" style="margin-right:auto;"
!Executive Producer / FF Brand Manager
|[[Shinji Hashimoto]]
|-
!Producer
|[[Yoshinori Kitase]]
|-
!Director & Concept Design
|[[Tetsuya Nomura]]
|-
!Co-director (Game Design/Programming)
|[[Naoki Hamaguchi]]<ref name="vii remake developers">{{Refwebsite|page url = https://square-enix-games.com/en_GB/news/final-fantasy-vii-remake-developers|page name = Introducing the FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE development team|site url = https://square-enix-games.com|site name = Square Enix Official Website|access time = 03:46, October 26, 2019}}</ref>
|-
!Co-director (Scenario Design)
|[[Motomu Toriyama]]<ref name="vii remake developers" />
|-
!Story & Scenario
|[[Kazushige Nojima]]
|-
!Music
|[[Masashi Hamauzu]]<br />[[Mitsuto Suzuki]]
|-
!Theme Song & Original Music
|[[Nobuo Uematsu]]<ref name="siliconera uematsu involved" />
|-
!Character Design
|[[Roberto Ferrari]]
|-
!Graphics & VFX Director
|[[Shintaro Takai]]<ref name="vii remake developers" />
|-
!Battle Director
|Teruki Endo<ref name="vii remake developers" />
|-
!Lead Application Programmer
|Daiki Hoshina
|-
!Lead Battle Programmer
|Satoru Koyama
|-
!Environment Director
|Takako Miyake<ref name="vii remake developers" />
|-
!Lighting Director
|Iichiro Yamaguchi<ref name="vii remake developers" />
|-
!Cutscene Director
|Hidekazu Miyake
|-
!Character Modeling Director
|Masaaki Kazeno<ref name="vii remake developers" />
|-
!Lead Rendering Programmer
|Shuichi Ikeda
|-
!Animation Director
|Yoshiyuki Soma<ref name="vii remake developers" />
|-
!Facial Director
|Akira Iwasawa
|-
!Lead Animation Programmer
|Ryo Hara
|-
!Lead Technical Programmer
|Tomohito Hano
|-
!Lead UI & Localization Programmer
|Takeshi Mouri
|-
!Lead Build Engineer
|Satoshi Kitade
|-
!Sound Director
|Makoto Ise
|-
!Music Supervisor
|[[Keiji Kawamori]]
|-
!Lead Dialogue Editor
|Asako Suga
|-
!Movie Director
|Kazuyuki Ikumori
|-
!Project Manager
|Nobuyuki Ueda
|-
!Marketing & PR Lead Planners
|Hitoshi Nishio<br />Akiko Wada
|-
!Lead Quality Assurance Coordinator
|Ikaru Koike
|-
!Logo Illustration
|[[Yoshitaka Amano]]
|}

===Voice cast===
{| class="full-width FFVIIR article-table" style="text-align:center"
|- 
! width="20%" |Character
! width="20%" |Japanese Voice Actor
! width="20%" |English Voice Actor
!French Voice Actor
!German Voice Actor
|-
!  |[[Cloud Strife]]
|[[Takahiro Sakurai]]<br />Yukihiro Aizawa (age 14)<!--相澤 幸優 https://www.theatre.co.jp/talent/bee1210d773420edcb64ac09feafb9ab-->
|[[Cody Christian]]<br />[[wikipedia:Major Dodson|Major Dodson]] (age 14)
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanguy_Goasdou%C3%A9 Tanguy Goasdoué]<br />[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Gabriel_Bismuth-Bienaim%C3%A9 Gabriel Bismuth-Bienaimé] (age 14)
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_Mayer_(Synchronsprecher) Felix Mayer]
|-
!  |[[Aerith Gainsborough]]
|[[Maaya Sakamoto]]<br />Chihiro Tanaka (age 7)<!--田中 千空 https://www.theatre.co.jp/talent/416326da6d3f825056583f18d29fda8b-->
|[[Briana White]]<br />[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm11068201/ Capri Oliver] (age 7)
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/C%C3%A9line_Melloul Céline Melloul]<br />[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Leslie_Lipkins Leslie Lipkins] (age 7)
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manja_Doering Manja Doering]<br />[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/mA_KyNOfb/sprecher Verena Dienst] (age 7)
|-
!  |[[Tifa Lockhart]]
|[[Ayumi Ito]]<br />Ayaka Mitsumoto (age 8, 13)<!--三本 采香 https://www.theatre.co.jp/talent/2746ff6e24c22bbb82d0b5da62a2a174-->
|[[Britt Baron]]<br />[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4090191/ Glory Curda] (age 8, 13)
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Jessica_Barrier Jessica Barrier]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shandra_Schadt Shandra Schadt]<br />[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonie_Landa Leonie Landa] (age 8, 13)
|-
!  |[[Barret Wallace]]
|[[wikipedia:Masahiro Kobayashi (actor)|Masahiro Kobayashi]]
|[[John Eric Bentley]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9ric_Souterelle Frédéric Souterelle]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobias_Brecklinghaus Tobias Brecklinghaus]
|-
!  |[[Red XIII]]
|[[wikipedia:Kappei Yamaguchi|Kappei Yamaguchi]]
|[[Max Mittelman]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Fabrice_Fara Fabrice Fara]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/qorKyFOfZ/sprecher Peter Lehn]
|-
!  |[[Biggs (Final Fantasy VII)|Biggs]]
|[[wikipedia:Shūhei Sakaguchi|Shuhei Sakaguchi]]
|[[Gideon Emery]]
|Benjamin Gasquet
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/91b-nFuBb/sprecher Erik Borner]
|-
!  |[[Wedge (Final Fantasy VII)|Wedge]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:淺井孝行|Takayuki Asai]]
|[[wikipedia:Matt Jones (actor)|Matt Jones]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Mathias_Casartelli Mathias Casartelli]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebastian_Huther Sebastian Huther]
|-
!  |[[Jessie Rasberry]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:森谷里美|Satomi Moriya]]
|[[Erica Lindbeck]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Marie_Chevalot Marie Chevalot]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/LIjKnNufb/sprecher Leyla Trebbien]
|-
!  |[[President Shinra]]
|[[wikipedia:Genzō Wakayama|Genzo Wakayama]]
|[[James Horan]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_M%C3%A9traux Bernard Métraux]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helge_Heynold Helge Heynold]
|-
!  |[[Professor Hojo]]
|[[Shigeru Chiba]]
|[[wikipedia:James Sie|James Sie]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Arnaud_Arbessier Arnaud Arbessier]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_Gottschick Axel Gottschick]
|-
!  |[[Heidegger]]
|[[Katsumi Cho]]
|[[John DiMaggio]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabriel_Le_Doze Gabriel Le Doze]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Balou_Martin Thomas Balou Martin]
|-
!  |[[Reeve Tuesti]]
|[[Banjo Ginga]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4011727/ Jon Root]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9ric_Popovic Frédéric Popovic]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/tKr-yFuBb/sprecher Andreas Otto]
|-
!  |[[Scarlet (Final Fantasy VII)|Scarlet]]
|[[wikipedia:Masako Katsuki|Masako Katsuki]]
|[[Erin Cottrell]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Zidi Marie Zidi]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/g2Z-yFOfb/sprecher Gisa Bergmann]
|-
!  |[[Palmer]]
|[[wikipedia:Naoki Tatsuta|Naoki Tatsuta]]
|[[William Salyers]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%A9rard_Boucaron Gérard Boucaron]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Weis Peter Weis]
|-
!  |[[Rufus Shinra]]
|[[Toru Okawa]]
|[[wikipedia:Josh Bowman|Josh Bowman]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Bertrand_Nadler Bertrand Nadler]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/KiU-nFuBZ/sprecher Nils Weyland]
|-
!  |[[Tseng]]
|[[Junichi Suwabe]]
|[[wikipedia:Vic Chao|Vic Chao]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/St%C3%A9phane_Fourreau Stéphane Fourreau]
|Oliver Schmitz
|-
!  |[[Reno]]
|[[Keiji Fujiwara]]
|[[wikipedia:Arnie Pantoja|Arnie Pantoja]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%A9r%C3%A9my_Pr%C3%A9vost Jérémy Prévost]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Sabel Martin Sabel]
|-
!  |[[Rude]]
|[[Taiten Kusunoki]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0827191/ William C. Stephens]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruno_Magne Bruno Magne]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirk_Hardegen Dirk Hardegen]
|-
!  |[[Don Corneo]]
|[[Youhei Tadano|Yohei Tadano]]
|[[Fred Tatasciore]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrice_Melennec Patrice Melennec]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/T5rKnFufZ/sprecher Frank Felicetti]
|-
!  |[[Andrea Rhodea]] (Aniyan Kunyan)
|[[Tomokazu Sugita]]
|[[Trevor Devall]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Jean-Alain_Velardo Jean-Alain Velardo]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/O0UKnFOBZ/sprecher Oliver Wronka]
|-
!  |[[Madam M]]
|[[Yuka Komatsu]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1800498/ Mallory Low]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Sabrina_Marchese Sabrina Marchese]
|Katrin von Chamier
|-
!  |[[Chocobo Sam]]
|[[Masashi Sugawara]]
|Larry Davis
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascal_Casanova Pascal Casanova]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%BCrgen_Holdorf Jürgen Holdorf]
|-
!  |[[Roche (VII Remake)|Roche]]
|[[Kenta Miyake]]
|[[Austin Lee Matthews]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Kr%C3%BCger David Krüger]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%A9dric_Cavatore Cédric Cavatore]
|-
!  |[[Scotch]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:北村謙次|Kenji Kitamura]]
|[[Greg Chun]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serge_Thiriet Serge Thiriet]
|Peter Dischkow
|-
!  |[[Kotch]]
|[[wikipedia:Subaru Kimura|Subaru Kimura]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2213461/ Chris Jai Alex]
|Pierre Alam
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael-Che_Koch Michael-Che_Koch]
|-
!  |[[Leslie Kyle]]
|[[wikipedia:Tasuku Hatanaka|Tasuku Hatanaka]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4008536/ Mark Whitten]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Martin_Faliu Martin Faliu]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Langer Jan Langer]
|-
!  |[[Elmyra Gainsborough]]
|[[wikipedia:Gara Takashima|Gara Takashima]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0230804/ Julie Dolan]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Ma%C3%AFt%C3%A9_Monceau Maïté Monceau]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tina_Eschmann Tina Eschmann]
|-
!  |[[Claudia Strife]]
|[[wikipedia:Noriko Hidaka|Noriko Hidaka]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7429639/ Jeannie Tirado]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Jessie_Lambotte Jessie Lambotte]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leoni_Kristin_Oeffinger Leoni Kristin Oeffinger]
|-
!  |[[Marlene Wallace]]
|Otoha Umezaki<!--梅﨑 音羽 https://www.theatre.co.jp/talent/b4d6621d8babe86a2595e8e2e0448b3b-->
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7748740 Brielle Milla]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adeline_Chetail Adeline Chetail]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anni_C._Salander Anni C. Salander]
|-
!  |[[Johnny (Final Fantasy VII)|Johnny]]
|[[Yasuyuki Kase]]
|[[Yuri Lowenthal]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Gr%C3%A9gory_Laisn%C3%A9 Grégory Laisné]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toni_Michael_Sattler Toni Michael Sattler]
|-
!  |[[Kyrie Canaan]]
|[[wikipedia:Sumire Uesaka|Sumire Uesaka]]
|[[Erika Harlacher]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Isabelle_Volpe Isabelle Volpe]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franziska_Trunte Franziska Trunte]
|-
!  |[[Marle]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:宮寺智子|Tomoko Miyadera]]
|[[Barbara Goodson]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Colette_No%C3%ABl Colette Noël]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/Qbt-nNuBb/sprecher Dorothea Reinhold] 
|-
!  |[[Mireille Dudley|Mireille]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:真山亜子|Ako Mayama]]
|[[Susan Silo]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Laura_Zichy Laura Zichy]
|Barbara Krabbe
|-
!  |[[Wymer]]
|[[wikipedia:Hideaki Tezuka|Hideaki Tezuka]]
|[[André Sogliuzzo|Andre Sogliuzzo]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Gilduin_Tissier Gilduin Tissier]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/VWj-nFOfZ/sprecher Christopher Kussin]
|-
!  |[[Narjin]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:永田昌康|Masayasu Nagata]]
|[[Josh Keaton]]
|Éric Gumbault
|Christian Blecken
|-
!  |[[Gwen]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:神田みか|Mika Kanda]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3683843/ Danielle McRae]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olivia_Dutron Olivia Dutron]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/cFt-yFOfb/sprecher Jannika Jira]
|-
!  |[[Katie]]
|[[Rui Tanabe]]
|[[wikipedia:Anna Brisbin|Anna Brisbin]]
|Mélanie Bourlé
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nadine_Schreier Nadine Schreier]
|-
!  |[[Jessie's mother|Jessie's Mother]]
|[[wikipedia:Ai Satō|Ai Sato]]
|[[Cathy Cavadini]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Nathalie_Homs Nathalie Homs]
|Susanne Grawe
|-
!  |[[Shinra Manager|Shinra Middle Manager]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:花輪英司|Eiji Hanawa]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1495204/ Brian Maillard]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Jean-Pascal_Quilichini Jean-Pascal Quilichini]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/n2ZKnFOBb/sprecher Matthias Keller]
|-
!  |[[Domino|Mayor Domino]]
|[[Motomu Kiyokawa]]
|[[wikipedia:Neil Ross|Neil Ross]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9ric_Cerdal Frédéric Cerdal]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/qKU-nFOBZ/sprecher Wolfram Fuchs]
|-
!  |[[Hart (Final Fantasy VII)|Deputy Mayor Hart]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:村治学|Manabu Muraji]]
|[[wikipedia:Enn Reitel|Enn Reitel]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Denis_Boileau Denis Boileau]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/OCR-yNuBZ/sprecher Gerhard Fehn]
|-
!  |[[Beck]] (Begu)
|[[wikipedia:Wataru Takagi|Wataru Takagi]]
|[[Andrew Kishino]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre-Alain_de_Garrigues Pierre-Alain de Garrigues]
|Steffen Wilhelm
|-
!  |[[Burke]] (Bado)
|[[Anri Katsu]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5661368/ Sean Rohani]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine_Schoumsky Antoine Schoumsky]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/lQZKyFOBb/sprecher Stefan Senf]
|-
!  |[[Butch (VII Remake)|Butch]] (Buccho)
|[[wikipedia:ja:小林親弘|Chikahiro Kobayashi]]
|[[Ben Pronsky]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/St%C3%A9phane_Roux Stéphane Roux]
|Maximilian Sordon
|-
!  |[[Betty]]
|Erena Kamata<!--鎌田 英怜奈 https://www.theatre.co.jp/talent/bba1aedcfd2f83844dfdfc53ee75986f-->
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10783533/ Hadley Gannaway]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fily_Keita Fily Keita]
|Sofia Palacios
|-
!  |[[Oates]] (Mugi)
|Buntoku Nakamura<!--中村 文徳 https://www.theatre.co.jp/talent/131fa563ba62bcea9c34e9d3b392638d-->
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6745359/ Ben Plessala]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Emmylou_Homs Emmylou Homs]
|Michael Heidemann
|-
!  |[[Jules (VII Remake)|Jules]] (Jinan)
|[[wikipedia:Shunsuke Takeuchi|Shunsuke Takeuchi]]
|[[Alejandro Saab]]
|Nicolas Djemag
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markus_Manig Markus Manig]
|-
!  |[[Jay (VII Remake)|Jay]] (San Tou)
|[[wikipedia:ja:佐野康之|Yasuyuki Sano]]
|[[Zach Aguilar]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/C%C3%A9dric_Ingard Cédric Ingard]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marek_Erhardt Marek Erhardt]
|-
!  |[[Ronnie]] (Zen Wan)
|[[wikipedia:ja:田尻浩章|Hiroaki Tajiri]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3646112/ Imari Williams]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Bastien_Bourl%C3%A9 Bastien Bourlé]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabian_Harloff Fabian Harloff]
|-
!  |[[Chadley]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:梅田修一朗|Shuichiro Umeda]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3115443/ Sean-Ryan Petersen]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Bollen Benjamin Bollen]
|[https://www.synchronkartei.de/person/0ieKyNuBb/sprecher Marco Rosenberg]
|-
!  |[[Ms. Folia]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:行成とあ|Toa Yukinari]]
|[[Erica Luttrell]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_Massoteau Anne Massoteau]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagmar_Dreke Dagmar Dreke]
|-
!  |[[Sarah (VII Remake)|Sarah]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:望田ひまり|Himari Mochida]]
|[[Skyler Davenport]]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Clara_Soares Clara Soares]
|Uta Krüger
|-
!  |[[Moggie (VII Remake)|Moggie]] (Moguya)
|Satoshi Yamazaki<!--山崎 智史 https://profile.himawari.net/view/1802-->
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6257952/ Hudson West]
|[https://wikidoublage.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Fanny_Bloc Fanny Bloc]
|Adam Rock
|-
!  |[[Zack Fair]]
|[[Kenichi Suzumura]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7763809/ Caleb Pierce]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabrice_Josso Fabrice Josso]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Keller Patrick Keller]
|-
!  |[[Sephiroth]]
|[[Toshiyuki Morikawa]]
|[[wikipedia:Tyler Hoechlin|Tyler Hoechlin]]
|[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruno_Cho%C3%ABl Bruno Choël]
|[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florian_Hoffmann_(Synchronsprecher) Florian Hoffmann]
|}

===Additional voices===
;Japanese
{{List|cols=3
|[[wikipedia:ja:あべそういち|Soichi Abe]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:足立由夏|Yuka Adachi]]
|Nahoko Akita<!--秋田奈帆子 https://www.theatercompany-subaru.com/member.html-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:天海由梨奈|Yurina Amami]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:天野宏郷|Hirosato Amano]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:安斉一博|Kazuhiro Anzai]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:青木崇|Takashi Aoki]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:青山玲菜|Reina Aoyama]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:土井真理|Mari Doi]]<!--also LR additional voices-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:土門敬子|Keiko Domon]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:江田拓寛|Takuhiro Eda]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:江川大輔|Daisuke Egawa]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:江川泰子|Yasuko Egawa]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:遠藤大智|Daichi Endo]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:遠藤さやか|Sayaka Endo]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:遠藤大輔|Daisuke Endou]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:藤井啓輔|Keisuke Fujii]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:藤高智大|Tomohiro Fujitaka]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:藤原美央子|Mioko Fujiwara]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:藤原貴弘|Takahiro Fujiwara]]
|Jun Fukazawa<!--深澤 純 http://pro-baobab.jp/men/fukazawa_j/index.html-->
|[[wikipedia:Shinya Fukumatsu|Shinya Fukumatsu]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:古川裕隆|Yutaka Furukawa]]
|[[wikipedia:Nozomi Furuki|Nozomi Furuki]]
|[[Kousuke Goto]]<!--後藤光祐 character in War of the Visions-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:長谷川敦央|Atsuo Hasegawa]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:長谷川俊介|Shunsuke Hasegawa]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:蓮池龍三|Ryuzo Hasuike]]
|Yu Hatori<!--羽鳥 佑 http://www.office-pac.jp/talent/profile/?id=hatori-y-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:服部幸子|Yukiko Hattori]]
|Takeshi Hirabayashi<!--平林 剛 https://mausu.net/talent/hirabayashi.html-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:廣田悠美|Yuumi Hirota]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:ほなみ|Honami]]
|[[wikipedia:Mariko Honda|Mariko Honda]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:堀総士郎|Soshiro Hori]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:堀井千砂|Chisa Horii]]<!--also LR additional voices-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:堀越知恵|Chie Horikoshi]]
|Yuuki Hoshi<!--星 祐樹 http://kenyu-office.com/hoshiyuuki/-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:星乃葉月|Hazuki Hoshino]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:星野亘|Sen Hoshino]]
|Yusuke Hoshino<!--星野 佑典 https://mausu.net/talent/post_3.html-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:細谷カズヨシ|Kazuyoshi Hosoya]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:保住有哉|Yuya Hozumi]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:射場美波|Minami Iba]]
|Misako Iino<!--飯野 美紗子 http://www.office-pac.jp/talent/profile/?id=iino-m-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:飯沼南実|Minami Iinuma]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:池田海咲|Misaki Ikeda]]
|[[wikipedia:Atsushi Imaruoka|Atsushi Imaruoka]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:稲垣拓哉|Takuya Inagaki]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:石黒史剛|Fumitake Ishiguro]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:石川藍|Ai Ishikawa]]
|Kazumasa Ito<!--伊藤 和正 http://pro-baobab.jp/men/ito_k/index.html-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:岩端卓也|Takuya Iwabata]]
|Momone Iwabuchi<!--岩淵 桃音 http://www.office-pac.jp/talent/profile/?id=iwabuchi-m-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:岩中睦樹|Mutsuki Iwanaka]]
|Rina Iwasaki<!--岩崎 里菜 http://pro-baobab.jp/ladies/iwasaki_r/index.html-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:伊沢磨紀|Maki Izawa]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:梶川翔平|Shohei Kajikawa]]
|Saki Kaneko<!--金子 沙希 http://www.office-pac.jp/talent/profile/?id=kaneko-s-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:金田愛|Ai Kaneta]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:烏丸祐一|Yuichi Karasuma]]<!--also additional voices in XIII-2, LR, and Type-0-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:花藤蓮|Ren Kato]]
|[[wikipedia:Ayumi Kida|Ayumi Kida]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:木田祐|Tasuku Kida]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:木島隆一|Ryuichi Kijima]]
|Michitake Kikuchi<!--菊池通武 http://kenyu-office.com/kikuchimichitake/-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:菊地達弘|Tatsuhiro Kikuchi]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:菊本平|Taira Kikumoto]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:北田理道|Masamichi Kitada]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:木内太郎|Taro Kiuchi]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:喜代原まり|Mari Kiyohara]]<!--also in Brotherhood-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:小橋里美|Satomi Kobashi]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:こばたけまさふみ|Masafumi Kobatake]]
|[[wikipedia:Kei Kobayashi (voice actress)|Kei Kobayashi]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:古賀明|Akira Koga]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:古城望|Nozomi Kojyo]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:近衛秀馬|Shuma Konoe]]
|Kanade Koshino<!--越乃 奏 https://www.81produce.co.jp/actor_search/index.php/item?&id=200-->
|Megumi Kumagaya<!--熊谷めぐみ http://www.theatercompany-subaru.com/member.html-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:久遠エリサ|Erisa Kuon]]
|Naoki Kuwata<!--桑田 直樹 https://www.81produce.co.jp/dcms_plusdb/index.php/item?id=355-->
|[[wikipedia:Arthur Lounsbery|Arthur Lounsbery]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:槇原千夏|Chika Makihara]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:蒔村拓哉|Takuya Makimura]]
|[[wikipedia:Yuki Masuda|Yuki Masuda]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:松田修平|Shuhei Matsuda]]
|Yuichi Matsuda<!--松田 裕市 http://www.office-pac.jp/talent/profile/?id=matsuda-y-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:松井一憲|Kazunori Matsui]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:松丸幸太郎|Kotaro Matsumaru]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:松本忍|Shinobu Matsumoto]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:松島昭浩|Akihiro Matsushima]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:三重野帆貴|Hodaka Mieno]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:三日尻望|Nozomi Mikajiri]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:美斉津恵友|Keisuke Misaizu]]
|[[wikipedia:Kōzō Mito|Kozo Mito]]
|Eri Miura<!--三浦 エリ ex-office-pac http://www.office-pac.jp/news/detail/?id=160927-00 https://anidb.net/creator/56215-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:三浦潤也|Junya Miura]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:宮城一貴|Kazuki Miyagi]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:宮原颯希|Satsuki Miyahara]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:宮島岳史|Takeshi Miyajima]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:宮本淳|Jun Miyamoto]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:宮本崇弘|Takahiro Miyamoto]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:宮本誉之|Takayuki Miyamoto]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:宮崎聡|Satoshi Miyazaki]]
|Takanori Miyazaki<!--宮崎 貴宜 http://www.himawari.net/media/116682.html-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:水野ゆふ|Yu Mizuno]]
|Marina Mizusaki<!--水咲 まりな http://www.office-pac.jp/talent/profile/?id=mizusaki-m-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:森千晃|Chiaki Mori]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:森史絵|Fumie Mori]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:もりなつこ|Natsuko Mori]]<!--also LR additional voices-->
|Kyosuke Motoshima<!--本島 恭介 ex-kenyu http://kenyu-office.com/post-4992/-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:棟方真梨子|Mariko Munakata]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:村上聡|Satoru Murakami]]
|Haruka Murata<!--村田 遥 https://mausu.net/talent/murata-haruna.html url is sic-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:鍋井まき子|Makiko Nabei]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:永井将貴|Masaki Nagai]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:永野善一|Yoshikazu Nagano]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:中井美琴|Mikoto Nakai]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:中村大輔|Daisuke Nakamura]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:中村桜|Sakura Nakamura]]
|Tatsuya Nakamura<!--中村 達也 http://www.office-pac.jp/talent/profile/?id=nakamura-t-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:中尾智|Satoshi Nakao]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:名村幸太朗|Yukitaro Namura]]
|[[Makoto Naruse]]<!--it's [[Maqui]]-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:夏川朋子|Tomoko Natsukawa]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:夏吉ゆうこ|Yuko Natsuyoshi]]
|[[wikipedia:Nozomi Nishida|Nozomi Nishida]]
|[[wikipedia:Chinami Nishimura|Chinami Nishimura]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:仁科洋平|Youhei Nishina]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:新田杏樹|Anju Nitta]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:新田英人|Hideto Nitta]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:新田早規|Saki Nitta]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:野川雅史|Masashi Nogawa]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:小田柿悠太|Yuta Odagaki]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:荻野葉月|Hazuki Ogino]]
|[[Seiro Ogino]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:荻沢俊彦|Toshihiko Ogisawa]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:大井麻利衣|Marie Oi]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:岡田栄美|Eimi Okada]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:岡田吉弘|Yoshihiro Okada]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:岡井カツノリ|Katsunori Okai]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:岡本沙保里|Saori Okamoto]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:奥村翔|Shou Okumura]]
|Tomohiro Ono<!--大野 智敬 https://mausu.net/talent/ohno-tomohiro.html-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:小野塚貴志|Takashi Onozuka]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:大泊貴揮|Takaki Ootomari]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:織部ゆかり|Yukari Oribe]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:織江珠生|Tamaki Orie]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:大坂史子|Fumiko Osaka]]
|Yui Otagiri<!--小田切 優衣 https://www.81produce.co.jp/actor_search/index.php/item?id=175-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:逢坂力|Chikara Ousaka]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:佐伯美由紀|Miyuki Sahaku]]
|Ayumi Sakai<!--don't know, what are the odds it's THE Ayumi Sakai 阪井あゆみ-->
|Masaki Sakaide<!--坂出 雅樹 https://mausu.net/talent/sakaide-masaki.html-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:佐野愛|Megumi Sano]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:佐々健太|Kenta Sasa]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:佐々木日菜子|Hinako Sasaki]]
|[[Biichi Sato]]<!--Gadot-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:関香澄|Kasumi Seki]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:関雄|Yu Seki]]
|[[wikipedia:Misaki Sekiyama|Misaki Sekiyama]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:世古陽丸|Takamaru Seko]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:柴田芽衣|Mei Shibata]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:四宮豪|Go Shinomiya]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:塩谷綾子|Ayako Shioya]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:相馬幸人|Yukito Soma]]
|Songhwa<!--成花 https://www.81produce.co.jp/actor_search/index.php/item?id=363-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:杉村憲司|Kenji Sugimura]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:杉山里穂|Riho Sugiyama]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:陶山恵実里|Emiri Suyama]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:鈴木咲|Saki Suzuki]]<!--鈴木 咲 https://twitter.com/suzuki_sak1/status/1248744202189463552 -->
|Junji Tachibana<!--橘 潤二 http://www.kenproduction.co.jp/talent/member.php?mem=m75-->
|Kaori Tachibana<!--several exist, none seem to have been affiliated with the credited management-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:高木裕平|Yuhei Takagi]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:高倉有加|Yuka Takakura]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:武田華|Hana Takeda]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:武田幸史|Kouji Takeda]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:竹村叔子|Yoshiko Takemura]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:竹内恵美子|Emiko Takeuchi]]<!--also has a Mobius credit-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:竹内夕己美|Yukimi Takeuchi]]<!--also additional voices in LR-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:寺依沙織|Saori Terai]]
|Taiki Terai<!--寺井 大樹 http://www.kenproduction.co.jp/talent/member.php?mem=m104-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:東條達也|Tatsuya Tojo]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:徳本恭敏|Yukitoshi Tokumoto]]<!--also Tomaj in XII-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:内山茉莉|Mari Uchiyama]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:植竹香菜|Kana Uetake]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:臼木健士朗|Kenshiro Usuki]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:渡辺理沙|Risa Watanabe]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:渡辺優里奈|Yurina Watanabe]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:渡谷美帆|Miho Wataya]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:矢嶋友和|Tomokazu Yajima]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:山口享佑子|Kyoko Yamaguchi]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:山橋正臣|Masaomi Yamahashi]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:山本兼平|Kanehira Yamamoto]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:山中真尋|Masahiro Yamanaka]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:山内健嗣|Kenji Yamauchi]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:山崎健太郎 (声優)|Kentaro Yamazaki]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:矢野亜沙美|Asami Yano]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:ヤスヒロ|Yasuhiro]]
|Kazuya Yazaki<!--矢﨑 和哉 http://www.theatercompany-subaru.com/member.html-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:米内佑希|Yuki Yonai]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:米田基裕|Motohiro Yoneda]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:米本早希|Saki Yonemoto]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:吉田健司 (声優)|Kenji Yoshida]]
|[[wikipedia:Seiko Yoshida|Seiko Yoshida]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:吉開清人|Kiyohito Yoshikai]]
|[[wikipedia:ja:吉岡さくら|Sakura Yoshioka]]
|Kota Yoshizawa<!--unsure. could be this guy 吉澤航太 https://chara.co.jp/talent.php?d=1&id=260 but maybe not-->
|[[wikipedia:ja:祐仙勇|Isamu Yusen]]
}}

;English
{{List|cols=3
|[[Brad Abrell]]
|[[Orion Acaba]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5259550/ Antonio Alvarez]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2301331/ Leif Anders]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1846428/ Stacey J. Aswad]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2770523/ Tony Azzolino]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4345215/ Brock Baker]
|[[Ogie Banks]]
|[[wikipedia:Anjali Bhimani|Anjali Bhimani]]
|[[Johnny Yong Bosch]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4532795/ Edward Bosco]
|[[wikipedia:Andrew Bowen|Andrew Bowen]]
|[[wikipedia:G. K. Bowes|G.K. Bowes]]
|[[wikipedia:Bob Buchholz|Robert Buchholz]]
|[[Kira Buckland]]
|[[wikipedia:Reba Buhr|Reba Buhr]]
|[[Griffin Burns]]
|[[wikipedia:Andy Chanley|Andy Chanley]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0169259/ Brian Chase]
|[[Ray Chase]]
|[[Sean Chiplock]]
|[[wikipedia:Charlet Chung|Charlet Chung]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1470487/ David Cooley]
|[[wikipedia:Jamie Costa|Jamie Costa]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5088976/ Sara Cravens]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3264860/ Hunter Davis]
|[[Robbie Daymond]]
|[[Darin De Paul]]
|[[Benjamin Diskin|Ben Diskin]]
|[[Lucien Dodge]]
|[[Courtnee Draper]]
|[[David Vincent|David Earnest]]
|[[Richard Epcar]]
|[[Doug Erholtz]]
|[[wikipedia:Dorothy Elias-Fahn|Dorothy Fahn]]
|[[Keythe Farley]]
|[[Keith Ferguson]]
|[[Erin Fitzgerald]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10828921/ Antonia Flynn]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7503193/ Connor Fogarty]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2315031/ Lauri Fraser]
|[[Crispin Freeman]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0295597/ Chris Fries]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5000693/ Larissa Gallagher]
|[[Grant George]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0318487/ Peter Giles]
|[[Jean Gilpin]]
|Marc Ginsburg
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4438487/ Alana Gospodnetich]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0299855/ Michael Gough]
|[[wikipedia:Anna Graves|Anna Graves]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2482007/ Jake Green]
|[[Kim Mai Guest]]
|[[Todd Haberkorn]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5804925/ Chris Hackney]
|[[wikipedia:Heather Halley|Heather Halley]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1941610/ Gavin Hammon]
|[[wikipedia:Arin Hanson|Arin Hanson]]
|[[Mark C. Hanson]]
|[[Kyle Hebert]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3655078/ Megan Hensley]
|[[Marieve Herington]]
|[[wikipedia:Kate Higgins|Kate Higgins]]
|[[Heather Hogan]]
|[[wikipedia:Megan Hollingshead|Megan Hollingshead]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5604876/ Erika Ishii]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3701951/ Kevin Ivie]
|[[wikipedia:Shane Johnson (actor)|Shane Johnson]]
|[[Bob Joles]]
|[[Danielle Judovits]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0432525/ David S. Jung]
|[[Billy Kametz]]
|[[John Paul Karliak]]
|[[wikipedia:Mikey Kelley|Mikey Kelley]]
|[[wikipedia:Matthew Yang King|Matt Yang King]]
|[[Brianna Knickerbocker]]
|Jason Konopisos
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0373994/ Brandy Kopp]
|[[wikipedia:Lex Lang|Lex Lang]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1004585/ Mick Lauer]
|[[Aleks Le]]
|Dana Lee
|[[Mela Lee]]
|[[wikipedia:Misty Lee|Misty Lee]]
|[[Wendee Lee]]
|[[wikipedia:Cherami Leigh|Cherami Leigh]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3001460/ Ben Lepley]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm8816277/ Ryan Colt Levy]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1517800/ Jonathan Lipow]
|[[wikipedia:A. J. Locascio|A.J. Locascio]]
|[[wikipedia:Eric Lopez (voice actor)|Eric Lopez]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1644205/ Matt Lowe]
|Scott Ly
|[[wikipedia:Julie Maddalena|Julie Maddalena]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1788415/ Deborah Marlowe]
|[[wikipedia:Vanessa Marshall|Vanessa Marshall]]
|[[Elizabeth Maxwell]]
|[[wikipedia:Kyle McCarley|Kyle McCarley]]
|[[Erica Mendez]]
|[[Matthew Mercer]]
|[[Jason Miller]]
|[[Dave B. Mitchell]]
|[[Julie Nathanson]]
|[[wikipedia:Chris Niosi|Chris Niosi]]
|[[Joe Ochman]]
|[[Colleen O'Shaughnessey]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1345108/ Jason Palmer]
|[[Bryce Papenbrook]]
|[[Chris Parson]]
|[[wikipedia:Chris Patton|Christopher Patton]]
|[[Tara Platt]]
|[[Laura Post]]
|[[Jay Preston]]
|[[wikipedia:Derek Stephen Prince|Derek Stephen Prince]]
|[[Jamieson Price]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm8427541/ Griffin Puatu]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1837474/ Andrew Racho]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3747236/ Phillip Reich]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5239720/ Maximilian Reid]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9310100/ Jordan Reynolds]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1443523/ Scott Reyns]
|[[Eden Riegel]]
|[[Sam Riegel]]
|[[Daniel Robaire]]
|[[wikipedia:Bumper Robinson|Bumper Robinson]]
|[[Cindy Robinson]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4886399/ Isaac Robinson-Smith]
|[[Michelle Ruff]]
|[[wikipedia:Tara Sands|Tara Sands]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1077850/ Alem Brhan Sapp]
|[[Jeff Schine]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7112121/ Jonah Scott]
|[[Patrick Seitz]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2823456/ Ashlyn Selich]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0784614/ Pete Sepenuk]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1753818/ Nick Shakoour]
|[[Stephanie Sheh]]
|[[Keith Silverstein]]
|[[Christopher Corey Smith]]
|[[Roger Craig Smith]]
|[[Michael Sorich]]
|[[Jason Spisak]]
|[[Ted Sroka]]
|[[Steve Staley]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2771607/ Karissa Lee Staples]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1329992/ Brian T. Stevenson]
|[[Karen Strassman]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5796098/ Teke Tabor]
|[[Kaiji Tang]]
|[[Richard Tatum]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5097979/ Armen Taylor]
|[[wikipedia:Courtenay Taylor|Courtenay Taylor]]
|[[James Arnold Taylor]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3951343/ Craig Lee Thomas]
|[[Kirk Thornton]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2340922/ Josh Tomar]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3180237/ Katy Townsend]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1239895/ Amanda Troop]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7583837/ Abby Trott]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3622625/ Maya Tuttle]
|[[Cristina Vee]]
|[[Brad Venable]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1483743/ Selah Victor]
|[[Anna Vocino]]
|[[Kari Wahlgren]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm8338757/ Talon Warburton]
|[[wikipedia:Ezra Weisz|Ezra Weisz]]
|[[wikipedia:Scott Whyte|Scott Whyte]]
|[[Sarah Anne Williams|Sarah Williams]]
|[[Travis Willingham]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm8225844/ Brandon Winckler]
|[[wikipedia:Mick Wingert|Mick Wingert]]
|[[Wally Wingert]]
|[[Dave Wittenberg]]
|[[wikipedia:Fryda Wolff|Fryda Wolff]]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3304361/ Anne Yatco]
|[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5008462/ Zakiya Young]
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===Motion capture actors===
{{List
|Hideki Sugiguchi (action coordinator)
|Katsuyaki Yamazaki
|Haruka Shibai
|Hidenori Takei
|Asuka Yoshikawa
|Yasunari Kinbara
|Minoru Nanaeda
|Noriko Tatsumi
|Kousen
|Hiroko Yashiki
|Naohiro Takao
|Takumi Kato
|Miyabi Sato
|Mao Morohoshi
|Kanon Ohkawa
|Makoto Obata
|Naho Nakashima
|Akihiko Kikuma
}}

===Dancers===
{{List
|Yoshino Shimizu
|Kengo Tamaki
|Masakazu Yuizumi
|Aijiro Tanaka
|Nanami Ozawa
|Misato Senoo
|Natsumi Iguchi
}}

==Merchandise==
*[[Final Fantasy Play Arts|Play Arts -Kai-]]
*[[Final Fantasy Trading Arts|Trading Arts]]
Three ''Final Fantasy VII Remake'' statuettes were released by Square Enix in 2020.  The figures comprise of Cloud, Aerith, and Sephiroth. They are non-posable and include a display stand.

Release date: October 2020(US)<br />Size: Cloud: 9.4” (240mm)&nbsp; Aerith: 9.1” (230mm)&nbsp; Sephiroth: 10.6” (270mm)<br />Price: Cloud: $44.99 USD<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20200406083307/https://store.na.square-enix-games.com/en_US/product/604952/final-fantasy-vii-remake-statuette-cloud-strife</ref> (approx. ¥4,887 JPY)&nbsp; Aerith: $39.99 USD <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20210410022028/https://store.na.square-enix-games.com/en_US/product/604958/final-fantasy-vii-remake-statuette-aerith-gainsborough</ref>  (approx. ¥4,344 JPY)&nbsp; Sephiroth: $49.99 USD<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20210410022018/https://store.na.square-enix-games.com/en_US/product/604956/final-fantasy-vii-remake-statuette-sephiroth</ref> (approx. ¥5,430 JPY)

==Gallery==
{{See|Final Fantasy VII Remake concept art|t1=Concept art gallery}}
;Artwork
<gallery>
FFVII_Remake_Key_Visual.png|Visual art from January 31, 2017.
FFVIIR_Concert_releasedate_BIGGER_june2019.jpg|Artwork revealed at ''A Symphonic Reunion''.
Cloud Strife anniversary render FFVII R.png|Key visual from 22 September 2019.
FFVIIR-Boxart.png|US boxart.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Title Card.png|Opening title card.
FF_VII_Remake_Yuffie_Keyart.jpg|
</gallery>

;Screenshots
<gallery>
FF7 Remake Cloud & Barret.jpg
Withered-Flowers-FFVII-Remake.png|Aerith's lily and a black feather.
Playing_as_Cloud.jpg|Prototype gameplay.
Escape_in_Midgar.jpg|Escape in Midgar.
Midgar-FFVII-Remake.png|Midgar Highway.
Midgar-Slums-FFVII-Remake.png|Midgar Slums.
VII Remake Barret talking to wedge.png|Barret Wallace.
VII Remake Coud and Wedge.png|Cloud Strife and Wedge.
Cloud_and_Tifa_E3_2019_VII_Remake.png|Cloud and Tifa
Sephiroth_E3_2019_VII_Remake.png|Sephiroth
Jessie-and-Biggs-FFVIIRemake.png|Jessie and Biggs.
Guard_Scorpion_boss_vii_remake.jpeg|Gameplay at Monaco Anime Game International Conferences 2017 event.
Hiding_from_shinra_troops.jpeg|Hiding from Shinra troops.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Aerith.jpg|Aerith Gainsborough in State of Play trailer
Final Fantasy VII Remake State of Play Barret Battle.jpg|Barret in battle in State of Play trailer
Final Fantasy VII Remake State of Play Aps.jpg|Abzu
Final Fantasy VII Remake State of Play MPs.jpg|MPs
Final Fantasy VII Remake State of Play Custom Sweeper.jpg|Custom Sweeper
Healing Wind stance from FFVII Remake.png|Aerith in battle.
FFVIIR Cloud Makou Reactor 1.png|Cloud at the mako reactor No.1.
FFVIIR_gameplay_June2019_03.jpg|Gameplay.
FFVIIR_exploration_June2019_01.jpg|Gameplay.
Shiva summoned in FFVII Remake.png|Shiva summoned.
President Shinra Hologram in FFVII Remake.png|President Shinra.
SOLDIER member in FFVII Remake.png|[[Roche (VII Remake)|Roche]].
Sephiroth in FFVII Remake.png|Sephiroth.
Tifa Cloud and Aerith in FFVII Remake.png|Tifa, Cloud and Aerith.
Sector 7 fall in FFVII Remake.png|Sector 7 fall.
Hundred Gunner in FFVII Remake.png|Hundred Gunner.
Shinra robots in FFVII Remake.png|Shinra robots.
</gallery>

====Merchandise====
<gallery>
BusterSword_Lifestream.png|Un-released image designed by Hidemi Matsuzuka
FF7R_Merch_Totebag.jpg|Tote Bag designed by Hidemi Matsuzuka
FF7R_SephirothShirt01.jpg|Sephiroth shirt designed by Hidemi Matsuzuka
Sephiroth FF7RShirt.png|Sephiroth shirt designed by Hidemi Matsuzuka
</gallery>

==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{citations}}

==External links==
*[https://www.jp.square-enix.com/ffvii_remake/ Official Japanese site]
*[https://ffvii-remake.square-enix-games.com/ Official English site]
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Fantasy_VII_Remake ''Final Fantasy VII Remake''] on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page  ''Wikipedia'']

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