We see Weiss being experimented on in Yuffie's DLC in Shinra's basement levels. Weiss, head of Deepground and baddie from Dirge of Cerberus, being experimented on in Yuffie's DLC. Leading Deepground are elite warriors known as Tsviets - and leading the Tsviets is Weiss. Deepground is a secret branch of SOLIDER (which is the military wing of Shinra), one that was actually introduced in the 2006 Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy 7 game that starred Vincent Valentine. The final stretch of the game, in which you're introduced to a new gang of bad guys, and the post-game scenes, which leads into Final Fantasy Remake Part 2.įirst, the bad guys: Deepground. There are two parts of Yuffie's DLC to break down. It should go without saying, but: spoilers below. That's great news - but if you've played Yuffie's DLC and have seen its ending, you may be at a loss as to what its ending even means. The future is, for the first time in decades, unknown.Tetsuya Nomura, the director of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, has said the game's sequel will begin where EPISODE INTERmission (henceforth referred to as 'Yuffie's DLC,' for everyone's sake) finishes. In the game’s final moments, it focuses on an unobstructed sky. Cloud and his friends aren’t just fighting against fate they’re battling the preconceived notions of the very fans who’ve idolized them. Final Fantasy VII Remake’s final act twists the narrative fans have always known in a strange, yet thrilling metatextual way. FFVII Remake breathes new life into its crew, whether it’s Cloud hurriedly admitting he looks great in a dress or the game’s sweet flower girl Aerith swearing.īut Square Enix is interested in more than just the story it originally created. Characters who were barely given any screentime two decades ago, like the eternally thirsty Avalanche member Jessie, now feel like carefully considered personalities. The city feels alive in a way the original game could never achieve. There is so much to see and do in Midgar, whether it’s running requests for oddly named intern Chadley, rescuing cats, learning how to dance in drag, motorcycle fights, or just spending time with the game’s endearing cast. It makes the original game look like a blueprint of what its story was always meant to be. FFVII Remake is not just a big-budget paint job it’s an entirely new retelling that feels lovingly made. The game is set entirely in Midgar, with Square Enix opting to blow out an experience that was previously a few hours long into a full game - an episodic take that shouldn’t work and yet… does. It makes the original game look like a blueprintīut FFVII Remake is not the complete story of the original game.

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