TIGERCOOL
Member
Run of the mill TAA with upscaling soft, or worse? A lot of people complained about that in the first remake's performance mode but it didn't bother me at all in my 10 hours with the game at all.
Revolutionary
Member
Image looks very low res in Performance mode. And it's a bit soft in 30fps mode too... but I guess it'll have to do until the PC version in a year+.
Lagspike_exe
Member
It doesn't seem it is FSR2 since the jagged artifacts aren't prominent from what I can tell. Probably TAA but from a low resolution baseline. It's soft as in Witcher 3 RT mode soft.
SenkiDala
Member
It's perfectly fine on my LGC1 ? The performance mode seems to be at a quite low resolution, it's quite blurry. I'll play on quality mode the frame rate seem to be VERY stable at 30fps and it looks awesome. Better than FFXVI.
Madflavor
Member
Would not be surprised that compromises needed to be made with the Graphical Fidelity, due to the sheer size of the game. That or making it look and run as crisp as possible would've had to put the game in the oven for another year, and I'm pretty sure the devs want to complete the trilogy before they die of old age.
Revolutionary
Member
Can't get Tifa's orthopedic underwear in Rebirth
0/10
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Danjin44
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The scale of FFVIIRebirth is much bigger than FFXVI.
Bojji
Member
Plus lots of N64 textures, game looks average in this demo.
Performance mode looks like crap but at least fps looks to be stable (compared to ff16)
Graphics mode looks sharp but... Its 30fps so it isn't optimal in any way.
I don't know, maybe I will wait for pc version to get performance and graphics on the level I would like it (but I probably won't wait lol).
Yamisan
Member
You didn't even play it.
Bojji
Member
MikeM
Member
Nah he is right. Some textures look rough. Hell, even the tables are more octagon than round. Might be an early build.
Danjin44
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It was same with FFVIIRemake even on PS5 version, it has lot lower texture here and there but that didn't distract me from overall aesthetics of the game.
Pelao
Member
I just finished the demo.
Played it in performance mode and I liked it quite a lot. It's a nice touch that you can skip the flashback in the full game if you played the demo. I wonder if the progress in the Junon section will also be saved for the full game once it's released. If not, oh well. Can't wait to play the rest of it.
Also, the piano rhythm game is by far one of my favorite new features.
Played it in performance mode and I liked it quite a lot. It's a nice touch that you can skip the flashback in the full game if you played the demo. I wonder if the progress in the Junon section will also be saved for the full game once it's released. If not, oh well. Can't wait to play the rest of it.
Also, the piano rhythm game is by far one of my favorite new features.
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Brigandier
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The demo was decent I enjoyed it.
I'm looking forward to getting the game on release but I won't be playing the second demo as I don't want to replay anything again, I'm nitpicking but I hate big yellow highlighted climbing points in games and they've made an appearance in FF
I'm looking forward to getting the game on release but I won't be playing the second demo as I don't want to replay anything again, I'm nitpicking but I hate big yellow highlighted climbing points in games and they've made an appearance in FF
Larxia
Member
The lighting is really bad. The materials too. The game looks very flat and kind of... plastic? fake? Not sure how to explain it, but it looks very generic because of the weird lighting and poor materials.
I really think that FF XV is still the best looking FF to date. The lighting is still incredible today, the whole art direction was really good.
BlitzerRadic
Member
This is why 2023+ Samsung QLED are the best TVs for gaming. Turn on Game Motion Plus 30fps looks like 40fps.
nikos
Member
Final Fantasy is one of my favorite series of all time and FFVII is probably my favorite in the series.
That said, after playing the demo for about 20 minutes, I'm waiting for the PC version.
Graphics mode almost gave me an aneurysm.
Performance mode image quality is bad and 60 FPS also feels janky to me, especially when panning the camera.
Also, I can't sit on a couch, in front of a TV, and play games anymore for some reason.
I have no doubt the game will be incredible but I'd rather wait for the proper experience, even if it's a year and a half away.
That said, after playing the demo for about 20 minutes, I'm waiting for the PC version.
Graphics mode almost gave me an aneurysm.
Performance mode image quality is bad and 60 FPS also feels janky to me, especially when panning the camera.
Also, I can't sit on a couch, in front of a TV, and play games anymore for some reason.
I have no doubt the game will be incredible but I'd rather wait for the proper experience, even if it's a year and a half away.
PC version comes out 3 months after the PS5 version.
Danjin44
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Graphics is little rough around edges but enough for me skip the game.
I still love asthetics and atmosphere, they did great job on that.
Lagspike_exe
Member
It's extremely choppy on my S95C. Standard OLED issue with 30 FPS games, but it seems it is very pronounced in this one.
nikos
Member
Everything else is really great, especially the soundtrack. It always takes me right back to 1997.
Definitely not skipping the game, just waiting for PC. As long as I have the willpower.
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Mister Wolf
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Would you guys say the image quality is 1080p or lower in performance mode? Is this FF16 all over again?
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Bojji
Member
The lighting is really bad. The materials too. The game looks very flat and kind of... plastic? fake? Not sure how to explain it, but it looks very generic because of the weird lighting and poor materials.
I really think that FF XV is still the best looking FF to date. The lighting is still incredible today, the whole art direction was really good.
Exactly, FFXV looks even better than XVI in some aspects but this game is a massive regress in terms of lighting. Game looks bad and rushed, I don't know if ue4 is the culprit or just SE is lazy.
I don't think there is any camera motion blur so game looks less fluid than FFXVI in 30 fps mode.
Bojji
Member
I would say that performance is 720-900p, if it's above that I will be surprised.
Mister Wolf
Member
Ok, I will wait for the PC version. I can't stomach action games at low resolutions. Bayonetta 3 is the worst offender.
Danjin44
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I'm not all sensitive when it comes graphic imperfections (I played Drakengard 3) so for me this definitely day one.
Nonehxc
Member
On Game Motion+, de-judder at 1-2. Enjoy buttery smooth play without noticeable input lag.
Lagspike_exe
Member
On Game Motion+, de-judder at 1-2. Enjoy buttery smooth play without noticeable input lag.
Doesn't that double input lag?
SlimySnake
Flashless at the Golden Globes
This is by far the ugliest next gen AAA game ive played yet. Sony needs to ask for their money back because this aint using half of the ps5 power. the asset quality is abymsal even for a ps4 game. character models look like shit during gameplay. im honestly baffled by how poor it looks.
this is in the graphics mode.
this is in the graphics mode.
NeonGhost
uses 'M$' - What year is it? Not 2002.
VRR Does nothing for 30fps game lol
Northeastmonk
Gold Member
My mind went to the gutter when that happened.God the whole flash back sequence when you to Tifa's room is hilarious.
I love it!
saintjules
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Arsic
Loves his juicy stink trail scent
This demo convinced me to not buy the game on day one.
Waiting on reviews and impressions. This seems like a potential giant bait and switch.
The entire final segment of the burning village in the demo is everything wrong with modern gaming. Forced to walk at 2 mph, dumb shit with triggers, etc.
Combat felt less fluid compared to part 1. Visuals seem downgraded in parts compared to part 1. Even had a dumb shimmy sideways section to load an area which I'm just so sick of in games.
FF7 part 1 remake had some of the most drawn out dog shit chapters. (Over half the game) I'm not getting fooled again if it's just a few chapters have good gameplay segments or story beats. I can always YT the cut scenes and skip the dog shit.
The trailer made me think they learned from part 1 issues but this demo made me think what's the point of this openness? This was a linear demo with the illusion of exploration.
Hope I'm wrong and it's just a bad demo.
Waiting on reviews and impressions. This seems like a potential giant bait and switch.
The entire final segment of the burning village in the demo is everything wrong with modern gaming. Forced to walk at 2 mph, dumb shit with triggers, etc.
Combat felt less fluid compared to part 1. Visuals seem downgraded in parts compared to part 1. Even had a dumb shimmy sideways section to load an area which I'm just so sick of in games.
FF7 part 1 remake had some of the most drawn out dog shit chapters. (Over half the game) I'm not getting fooled again if it's just a few chapters have good gameplay segments or story beats. I can always YT the cut scenes and skip the dog shit.
The trailer made me think they learned from part 1 issues but this demo made me think what's the point of this openness? This was a linear demo with the illusion of exploration.
Hope I'm wrong and it's just a bad demo.
What s weird is that lighting in FF16 is next level stuff. FF7R really feels like a huge step backwards, in this demo at leastThe lighting is really bad. The materials too. The game looks very flat and kind of... plastic? fake? Not sure how to explain it, but it looks very generic because of the weird lighting and poor materials.
I really think that FF XV is still the best looking FF to date. The lighting is still incredible today, the whole art direction was really good.
sigmaZ
Member
I may have to.
Im surprised people are surprised. Outside of the character models and buildings the terrain looked like trash from day one. I found it very jarring from the first trailer. Was just hoping the gameplay would compensate.
Knowing who is behind the game I know it's gonna have those quirks. With the storytelling as well. Based on my experience with the demo I may just wait until it comes to PC someday. There's lots of other great games coming in February.
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Danjin44
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It's such clever way to do flash back when that memory is not 100% accurate.
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