FINAL FANTASY VII
FINAL FANTASY VII
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CRISIS CORE –FINAL FANTASY VII– REUNION
Developer Square Enix, TOSE CO., LTD.
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII is a 2007 action role-playing game developed and published by Square Enix for the PlayStation Portable. The game serves as a prequel to the 1997 title Final Fantasy VII and is part of the metaseries Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, which includes other products related to the original game. The game primarily focuses on Zack Fair, a young member of the special forces organization… From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
294 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Mastodon, Bluesky, Lemmy) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
82
LovedLoved
204 positive · 46 negative
95% range 76–86%
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| Steam reviews | 204 | 46 | 0 |
| Mastodon * | 3 | 0 | 22 |
| Bluesky * | 1 | 0 | 15 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 3 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
4,309 of 4,822 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
81% recommend · 190 yes, 44 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 234 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (8,153 of 9,142 positive).
Players praise the story and emotional payoff, especially for Zack's character. [1][2][3] Some find the gameplay dated and repetitive, with a slot-machine combat system. [4][5][6] Many recommend playing the original FFVII first to avoid spoilers. [7][8][9]
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Having played Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade in the past, I hought I'd play this before I took on Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth as kind of prelude since Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion is supposed to be part of the FF7R canon. People were talking about how the story is great in this entry. Well? Ehh. Game? Very mediocre. A bit of a grindy slog most of the time. Everything feels incredibly dated, and animations are …
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YOU WOULD ENJOY Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII if you care about story, characters, and emotional payoff. Despite people calling it a spin-off, it honestly feels more like a direct prequel to Final Fantasy VII, adding a lot more weight to the original story. YOU WOULD NOT ENJOY it if: - Gameplay is your only focus. The combat is around an 7/10, serviceable and fun enough, but the real strength of the game is its …
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------Activating Combat Mode------ Great prequel to one of the best JRPGs ever made. Combat is slick, summons are awesome, music is superb and the DMW system adds a bit of randomness and variety to the encounters. Despite this being a prequel, do not play this first unless you haven't played the original FFVII yet; Major plot twists will be spoiled and pretty much the entire experience will be ruined for you. Hard …
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100% = ~44 hours (1 run) Great game, but isn't worth $50 in 2025. Only buy on sale! If you want to 100% be prepared to follow an in-depth chapter guide to prevent missing achievements, create many saves to reload when you fail convoluted one shot mechanics / mini-games, wait for many RNG systems to proc (I waited over 3 hours for last DMW cutscene), and complete over 300 side missions (very tedious).
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NOTICE: if you're new to the final fantasy 7 franchise and are thinking of playing this game first, please reconsider. play OG first or the remakes if you prefer. you will spoil one of the biggest plot twists of the mainline games for yourself! onto the actual review: a solid "it's alright" from me. this game's dialogue, voice acting, and writing is very corny. genesis is not a villain to write a copious amount of …
Summarised from 34 of the 284 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 11, 2026. How summaries are made
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CRISIS CORE –FINAL FANTASY VII– REUNION sits at 82% positive across 250 opinionated reactions from 4 sources. Fresh or rotten — where do you land?
Critics, per Wikipedia
Crisis Core has received generally favorable reviews according to review aggregator website Metacritic. GameSpot awarded it an "Editor's Choice" label, praising its storyline, combat system, and its presentation. VideoGamer.com found its fighting system "addictive". Similarly, GamePro gave it a positive review, calling it the "best looking [PlayStation Portable] title" and praising how it incorporated elements from the Compilation while introducing new aspects. The game's fight system was generally praised. Criticism was directed towards the DMW system, with GamesRadar's AJ Glasser recommended players to try the Hard Mode as a result of how overpowered the system is, while PALGN found it as…
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Reactions
60 of 294 · most liked firstCrisis Core –Final Fantasy VII– Reunion, the HD remastered FINAL FANTASY VII prequel, is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 later today! #NintendoDirect @square-enix-games.com
neutral · AI labelView post →is this still worth playing even with the remakes on Switch 2? Crisis Core –Final Fantasy VII– Reunion (Switch) physical release is 43% off on Amazon: bit.ly/4sNymH1 $28.49 lowest price ever
neutral · AI labelView post →YOU WOULD ENJOY Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII if you care about story, characters, and emotional payoff. Despite people calling it a spin-off, it honestly feels more like a direct prequel to Final Fantasy VII, adding a lot more weight to the original story. YOU WOULD NOT ENJOY it if: - Gameplay is your only focus. The combat is around an 7/10, serviceable and fun enough, but the real strength of the game is its narrative. - You rushed the story without doing the side content (Aerith,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Came for Sephiroth, left with Zack as my favorite FFVII character. A masterpiece that perfectly bridges the gap to FFVII while telling a fantastic story of its own.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Boy oh boy, the price of freedom is steep Zack's wallet's empty, his dreams to keep Aerith offers flowers, 'buy one, get one free' But Zack's like, 'girl, I'm as broke as can be!' With a sword that’s bigger than his bed He swings it around, leaves monsters dead Genesis recites, Sephiroth’s gone grim Zack's blood-soaked in that iconic last scene.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My biggest connection to the Final Fantasy franchise is through Final Fantasy VII and Kingdom Hearts. Growing up, I had a PS2 and Kingdom Hearts, and that was mostly my exposure to Final Fantasy until later in my teenage years, when I started getting into the games more seriously. I first played Final Fantasy VII in 2019, and I absolutely fell in love with it. It was a game I thought I already knew all the major events of, simply because it was such a cultural zeitgeist. It felt like one of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →------Activating Combat Mode------ Great prequel to one of the best JRPGs ever made. Combat is slick, summons are awesome, music is superb and the DMW system adds a bit of randomness and variety to the encounters. Despite this being a prequel, do not play this first unless you haven't played the original FFVII yet; Major plot twists will be spoiled and pretty much the entire experience will be ruined for you. Hard to believe that this is a remaster of a 2007 PSP game but the team…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Having played Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade in the past, I hought I'd play this before I took on Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth as kind of prelude since Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion is supposed to be part of the FF7R canon. People were talking about how the story is great in this entry. Well? Ehh. Game? Very mediocre. A bit of a grindy slog most of the time. Everything feels incredibly dated, and animations are hellishly wooden and rigid, since this IS a remaster of a PSP game. Combat is…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Prequel to FF7 Remake, so you can play it before or after, it doesn't really matter. Nomura mentioned playing it after Remake and before Rebirth as an ideal experience, which is what I did and it gave the few callbacks some meaning. That being said, this game is really campy. It tries to be serious, but the voice acting and the pacing is so bad that it's jarring. The game's worth playing of course since it builds on the story of the "main" game, but it doesn't really hit the highs in terms of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Should I play? Yes and no. Yes because it is fun No because it is a handheld game. Do I need to play? Go watch anYouTube video that covers the story. Anyways here is my long form review. Crisis Core is a sincere and heartful prequel to one of the best games in the gaming world. In a world where Final Fantasty struck lightning, this game adds more to that world. In this remaster, and light remake, a clear vision and passion went into porting the game to modern hardware. It is a solid…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →100% = ~44 hours (1 run) Great game, but isn't worth $50 in 2025. Only buy on sale! If you want to 100% be prepared to follow an in-depth chapter guide to prevent missing achievements, create many saves to reload when you fail convoluted one shot mechanics / mini-games, wait for many RNG systems to proc (I waited over 3 hours for last DMW cutscene), and complete over 300 side missions (very tedious).
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A PREQUEL THAT MISUNDERSTANDS WHAT MADE FINAL FANTASY VII SPECIAL This will probably be a controversial opinion, but I genuinely believe Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion is a game that never needed to exist. I went into it expecting a meaningful expansion of the Final Fantasy VII universe, but instead I found a title that often feels more like an attempt to extract more value from an already beloved brand. The biggest problem is the story. Crisis Core takes elements from the original…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really interesting prequel to the events of FF7. I disagree with the general take that this game is an optional play. In my opinion, this is a must play for FF7 fans. Unfortunately, this game is in a really weird spot where it can only be played by people who played the OG or who finished the entire Remake trilogy. Be careful when you play it so that you do not spoil yourself. If you are interested in getting the FULL FF7 experience, do FF7 OG - Crisis Core - Advent Children - Remake -…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The original Crisis Core on PSP was my first introduction to the Final Fantasy franchise, I had zero thoughts about the lore and being good at the game as a 9 year old. Spamming jump attack crushes 80% of the game still. The mission environments do feel bare, but you have to keep in mind it is a game that was made for mobile systems. The graphics are greatly improved and combat is so much faster inline with the FFVII remake. The story still brings tears to my eyes. It is a great…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Weekend PC Game Deals: Bundles to defend, Battlefield to try, and a DRM-free spring sale. ``` FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE – $34.99 on Steam STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor – $31.49 on Steam Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered – $30.44 on Gamebillet CRISIS CORE –FINAL FANTASY VII– REUNION – $29.99 on Steam Prince of Persia The Lost Crown – $29.99 on Epic Store Forspoken – $27.99 on Steam NieR Replicant – $23.99 on Steam DRAGON QUEST XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age –…
neutral · AI labelView post →Only play this if you are a fan of FF7 and want to see Zack's story. Cause the game itself is a prettier version of a mid PSP game. You'll feel the PSP of it every second of playtime, and have to deal with voice work ranging from "That's pretty good" to " somebody check to see if the VA is even alive."
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I should probably give this a negative review, but I still enjoyed most of the time I've played so it still gets my recommendation. The story is from events that happen before FF7 remake so you should play that one first. I love and hate this game. I will start with why I like it: The characters are hit and miss. Zack (the MC) carries the entire game, The other chars didn't feel that impactful or are "just there". I'm really having a difficult time finding any attachment to any character other…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Crisis Core Reunion is a great update of the PSP original. It fits right in with ff7 remake trilogy aesthetically, and the old CGI cutscenes still look great today. The loading times are much shorter, and there are a myriad of QOL changes you can look up that reduce waiting time from the original (such as the DMW interrupting gameplay less, but still being present.) I'm a big fan of the original and was very happy that it was totally respected and brought to PC is in such a great way. I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →NOTICE: if you're new to the final fantasy 7 franchise and are thinking of playing this game first, please reconsider. play OG first or the remakes if you prefer. you will spoil one of the biggest plot twists of the mainline games for yourself! onto the actual review: a solid "it's alright" from me. this game's dialogue, voice acting, and writing is very corny. genesis is not a villain to write a copious amount of video essays about. angeal as a character is too underdeveloped for his…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →this game just have the following Activating Combat Mode then Conflict Resolved then Activating Combat Mode then Conflict Resolved then Activating Combat Mode then Conflict Resolved then Activating Combat Mode then Conflict Resolved then Activating Combat Mode then Conflict Resolved then Activating Combat Mode then Conflict Resolved then Activating Combat Mode then Conflict Resolved then Activating Combat Mode then Conflict Resolved then......
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I never got to play any of the OG FFVII games (so take my opinion with a miniscule grain of salt) but I am absolutely obsessed and I love the remake(s). I played this after finishing Rebirth just to I could see more of the story. I was on the fence about playing it for a long time because others say to skip it but I actually really liked it. The combat is definitely different but I still thought it was a fun and interesting way to play. As a new(er) fan I didn't really know much about Zack but…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Reunion, unlike the other Final Fantasy VII EXPANDED UNIVERSE! offerings, is a strict remake. Scene by scene, by the numbers, no additional story beats, no character changes, what you played when you were 13 with your PSP huddled in mom's backseat is what you'll play again. Though, modernized a bit. The original Crisis Core was impressive for a handheld game, and really it just needed some visual updates to reach the level of 'modern'. Besides visuals, the combat in Reunion was changed…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I never managed to get into the Final Fantasy series until now. My friend and I watched an announcement panel together on voice chat, and we were completely surprised by what we saw. Something clicked, and we both decided we should finally give these games a try. A few days later, I bought this along with Final Fantasy VII Remake. I went in without massive expectations, but I knew Crisis Core was originally a PSP title. Having played many handheld games in the past, I knew more or less what to…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Zack is my second favorite FF protagonist only to Lightning. He just oozes fun and creativity, and this remaster of Crisis core highlights the PSPs original gameplay in a way that the game just feel much more fun to play with a PS5 Controller. However, this is a remastered port of a PSP game, so expect repetitive small arena fighting. I never get sick of hearing "ACTIVATING COMBAT MODE. COMBAT RESOLVED."
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Glasgow, the Turks are on their way! 😎 We’re delighted to welcome Vic Chao, the voice of Tseng in the FINAL FANTASY VII Remake series and CRISIS CORE –FINAL FANTASY VII– REUNION, to KupoCon Pomra for his first in-person KupoCon appearance! 📍 Glasgow 📅 Feb 20–21, 2027 🎟️ Limited tickets remaining
neutral · AI labelView post →TL;DR Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion still has the bones of a 2007 PSP game, and sometimes you can REALLY feel them. Repetitive side missions, small environments, and a bizarre slot-machine combat system are all still here. But Reunion does a great job modernizing it. The combat feels much better than I remember from the PSP version, Zack is still impossible not to like, and even though I already knew where his story was going, the ending still hit me. If you're invested…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →An extremely well made remaster that 100% respects the original source material! The devs showed this game love and care in the quality department, too. Whether you have played the original PSP version (I had years ago) or not, this one is DEFINITELY a must play for VII fans!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pretty fun spin-off game, just don't expect too much. In the most literal sense, the story is mid. It is made up of ten chapters. The first five are complete horse hockey. The pacing is very rushed and the things that happen don't make a lot of sense. The second half of the story is where the game shines. The games slows down to really focus on Zack. The things that happen have real impact and things start making sense as it gets closer to connecting with the original FF7. The gameplay is fine.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm not gonna lie, the gameplay is still old and kinda sucks, but holy ♥♥♥♥ the story is absolute peak. I went in having played the psp original and knowing the end of the story, but it didnt make it any easier to not want to cry like a ♥♥♥♥♥. You're a hero Zack, and always will be.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Final Fantasy games on sale during the Steam Summer Sales. The sale is running from **June 29 to July 13**. Here’s a list of everything in the sale: - FINAL FANTASY IV: THE AFTER YEARS: 50% off - FINAL FANTASY III (3D Remake): 50% off - FINAL FANTASY IV (3D Remake): 50% off - FINAL FANTASY VII: 50% off - CRISIS CORE –FINAL FANTASY VII– REUNION: 30% off - CRISIS CORE –FINAL FANTASY VII– REUNION Digital Deluxe Edition: 30% off - FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE: 43% off - FINAL FANTASY VIII:…
neutral · AI labelView post →Crisis Core is a remastered PSP game with many enhancements to improve the experience. The main game has 10 chapters along with around 300 optional missions that can be accessed from a save point. The battle system is action oriented even with the progression systems it has. The remaster of this game has been done gracefully in many different ways. It plays better, looks nicer and it has tons of quality of life options to improve the pacing significantly. The PC version has excellent…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Growing up playing the PSP original, I have to say, this is a massive improvement over the original in quite a few ways. It provides the right amount of challenge, it allows you to skip those cutscenes during the limit breaks as well as regular cutscenes which speeds up MUCH of the games progress, and you also get the ability to dash, instead of just the standard run. The voice acting cast has been mostly replaced and redone by the current VA's from the FF VII remake, and I personally think…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As someone who entered FF-series' world for the first time through this "spin-off" game, I personally really enjoyed it overall and also learned the origin of the famous Buster Sword while at it. :D After completing the game 100%, here are a few personal thoughts on my experience: The story felt somewhat short after 2 runs (the ending was BS imo, REEEEE), graphics were modern and, personally, the combat system felt nice with reasonable HP on enemies so it didn't turn into one of those MMOs…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Crisis Core –Final Fantasy VII– Reunion (Switch 2) digital release is 30% off on US eShop: bit.ly/4aBwuc7 $34.99
neutral · AI labelView post →8/10 Made during the Kingdom Hearts, J-Fashion, and Anime trope-ification era of Square Enix in the early 2000s, Square tries to get in the mindset that made it's 1997's Final Fantasy VII an outright banger. Played the original 2007 PSP version when I was younger. It was not bad, but didn't get through it because I messed up a save. I've completed it this time by over-leveling to the MAX. This version has all good things and bad things of the original. The bad dialogue and story still…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've played both versions of this game at the same time, and ended up sticking with emulating the PSP version - I think most people should do the same. Off the bat, Reunion looks worse. I know some people will point to graphical fidelity as an objective improvement, but I'm mostly pointing out the differences in art direction. The color palette in Reunion is washed out, bland, and muddy compared to the original, which not only impacts how "pretty" things are, but also heavily (and usually…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm giving this a positive review because I think it has some merit to it, but honestly, I'd also be lying if I wasn't kind of wishing I'd just skipped it once I finished. The main draw of the game is seeing more of characters like Zack and Sephiroth before everything went wrong, and there's a lot to like on both counts. Zack is as charming and loveable as you'd expect him to be from the limited glimpse you get in FF7, and just seeing Sephiroth acting like a normal person is an interesting…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is honestly incredible. At first I thought it would be some kind of extra content without much weight but the story and the characters are amazing. I loved Zack and I finally understood a bit about the lore of FFVII. The music is great, the combat (except for Minerva's) and the graphics everything is incredible and fun and the story is fantastic. The game leaves you eager to see more about it and discover more things about the universe and tie up the loose ends.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Recommendation mainly for the story factor. Gameplay is OK-ish but the game consists 60% of the combat-simulator style "missions", 25% of cut-scenes and 15% actual gameplay. This percentage also represents the "levels" aka the tiny areas where you can actually do something. The good: Runs stable on Linux without any issues.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I had higher hopes playing this game as I'm going through all the homework necessary to play the remakes, and I generally liked the original FF7, but I had to stop at the boss of Chapter 5. This game's combat wears thin very early on, and doesn't do anything new to compensate for it. The game is a series of linear corridors with enemy encounters stopping you every five feet. The writing and voice acting are bad, and the story really doesn't do anything incredibly interesting to keep you hooked.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Slightly past the halfway point of the game: This story is horrible. What is this writing? Where they on crack when making the script? Genesis is the worst part by far. Horrible antagonist. Pretentious and no depth. This is NOT canon! And don't even get me started on the gameplay. The balancing is awful. It turns into a "Will I one-shot the enemy with OP skills/spells or will they 1-3 tap me first?" type of game really quickly. And there are 300 optional missions where 99% of them have no…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Overall, is a good game and a solid experience, especially if you’re into the FF7 universe. It’s not perfect, but it does a lot right. The gameplay is okay — nothing outstanding, but it works well enough to keep things moving. Combat can be fun, but it never really reaches a point where it feels amazing or deep. It does its job without getting in the way of the story, which is honestly its biggest strength. Where the game really shines is the story. It was good, and the ending was great —…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I played the life out of this game on the Playstation Portable when I was ~10 years old. You level up a character, equip magics and melee abilities, and boost your stats through character levels, equipment levels, and a sort of crafting. What Reunion does is add new voice acting, and while they kinda suck and I wish I still heard the original voices, it's not so bad that it detracts from the good experience. Reunion also adds some new combat features that makes it a lot less clunky and the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The gameplay although I had fun with it, for the most part was really simple and repetitive the further you got into the game. Most of the side missions were really just the same thing but with a different map or enemies, only one worth doing was the yuffie ones. The worst part about the game is easily the story, It had alot of potential to be really good and ended up being decent at best. There are two main characters in this game that just feel like ocs someone inserted, contribute barely…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My childhood game from psp. Now I'm relieving my past on a modern take. Here we go again.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Aww yea! Another perfect game for my PS Vita... I mean PSP 2... errr Steam Deck! (Seriously though, this machine is the gift that keeps on giving.) #SteamDeck #Linux #Gaming #crisiscorefinalfantasyviireunion
positive · AI labelView post →Must play after Remake Intergrade Pros: + deep dive into the story before FF7 + Zack is such a wholesome character + spending time with younger versions of our beloved characters: Aerith, Tifa, and Cloud + very poetic, with constant Loveless quotes from Genesis, and quite theatrical + epic ending Cons: - PSP-era level design - 300 generic optional missions for farming, gear, and upgrades - leveling some materia takes quite a long time
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love Zack and enjoy how campy this game's story is but it doesn't feel great to play. It feels significantly worse than the other FF7 remakes, and I don't like its retcons to the original's true flashbacks of the Midgar reactor SPOILERS AHEAD (specifically adding genesis into the scene and altering Sephiroth's agency as a character to discover the truth about himself)
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game rocks so fricken hard, its a MUST PLAY before FF7 Rebirth.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →"Boy, oh boy. The price of finishing this game is steep." "Embrace your emotions. And, whatever happens, protect your tears... as GAMER!"
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The crisis core PSP voice mod still works which ratchets this game back to being 10/10 100/100 best game best game
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →No Cloud hater, but Zack has to be the most charming Final Fantasy character and one of the most charming characters in gaming ever
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Was this game always so bad? I finally got to playing FF7 Remake Integrade and the sheer difference between these two games is astounding. It is fair to say that this is just a remaster of a PSP game and not a full on remake so it's of course going to be worse... but it's also fair that for $17.50 (the lowest it's been on Steam for me at time of review), there's a lot of better games. I'm nostalgic for this game. This is one of the games that I actually finished on the PSP so I was excited…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →the corniest dialogue you'll ever hear coupled with one of the worst gameplay you can experience I just wanted it to end as quick as possible. Playing this right after OG FF7 was such a jarring experience, this really felt like a low effort cash grab, the writing is just awful and I feel it would have been better to not exist as Zack was better left off as a symbol of heroism rather than get his own story like this Still have yet to play FF7R but I doubt my opinion would change for crisis…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is just to try out the new Steam feature for pc system specs. I was already posting my specs in my reviews but i found this feature to be helful. I have beaten the game over a decade ago on PSP and it was hard and fun. I vaguely remember a lot of it but it was truly an awesome game for a PSP title. Graphics was ahead of it's time. Get it on sale. I might do a proper review eventually but for now this will be just to try out.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Whoever says that this game is cringe because of the story. Then you are wrong. I played Crisis Core on my PSP so many times but still after so many years, I love the game and recommend to play before FFVII REMAKE.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Absolutely goated game. You truly need to experience it yourself to understand.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very good remaster, but too expensive, not worth the money.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →CRISIS CORE –FINAL FANTASY VII– REUNION Livestream twitch.tv/dumpykoala
neutral · AI labelView post →Just Spam Hell Thundaga and win even in the hardest difficulty. No point trying anything else. The gameplay is definitely made for portable playstation console back in the day. Graphics are great but it is very grindy and repetive. If I would have know the game is like this, I would just have played the cutscenes on youtube since I bought this after playing the original Final Fantasy VII (1997). The story and dialogue are very cringe too, and don't fit the new graphics. Overally the dialogue is…
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