Square Enix is currently working on Final Fantasy VII Remake, and although the game is no stranger to controversy with the help of the nonsensical ethics department, a large sum of people are still looking forward to the game… even if it’s a demo. On the topic of a demo, a new report reveals that the upcoming remake has a demo in the works.
Multiple publication sites are reporting on a website that strives to track all the latest entries added to the PlayStation Store for future publishing. The name of this site is gamstat.com, and this time around two entries (but one in particular) caught the attention of many gamers and fans alike.
The first of the two is Patapon 2 Remastered. The second game is Final Fantasy VII Remake. Given that fans will, one day, be able to play a free version of the 2020 RPG seems to have over 3.6k people talking around the net about this potential trial as per r/Games and the like.
Those people are currently excited about the following image first shown on Gamestat that you can check out right here:
I’m not sure how long the demo will last, but I’m sure it will top out around the 30-minute mark to give participants a taste of the game.
Nevertheless, the RPG that not only censored Tifa and covered Shiva will likely hit more censor marks as Square Enix continues to unveil more of the RPG helmed by its ethics department. And speaking of more woes to come, I think the demo will more than likely shed light on some infuriating changes.
With that said, the game’s demo is not out right now. However, Gamestat’s finding reveals that a Final Fantasy VII Remake and Patapon 2 Remastered demo are in the making.
For now, the former game will launch on the Sony policy device known as PS4 come March 3rd, 2020.
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