Final Fantasy 7 Remake getting God Mode that lets you do 9,999 every hit on all platforms to celebrate long-awaited launch on Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X/S

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Square Enix is providing even more options for players

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Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X/S owners can soon enjoy Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade, and Square Enix is celebrating by making the blockbuster JRPG even more fun. Features that create what is essentially god mode have now been added, giving you extra reason to jump back in if you were already done with the adventure.

Just short of six years since the first part of the Final Fantasy 7 re-imagining landed on PlayStation 4, Xbox and Switch 2 players get to visit Midgar for themselves on January 22. To make the wait more worthwhile, they're getting the upgraded Intergrade version, which improves the already stunning aesthetics and streamlines the loading speeds.

But that’s not all: Streamlined progression is being introduced across all platforms, with the option to keep your MP and HP meters and ATB gauge set to max and land 9,999 on every blow. You can literally go around bonking, slicing, and shooting every enemy and boss to your heart's content. Party time!

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Thankfully, no one will be left out, as this'll arrive as a patch for PS5 and PC players, while Xbox and Switch 2 fans will have it out of the box. Although this adds a fun wrinkle for players who may already have completed the game, the real utility here is for those who wish to bypass combat encounters.

These settings mean one can breeze through fights with ease - and a considerable amount of fireworks from all the special moves - to unlock the narrative and maximize their enjoyment of other elements. Final Fantasy 7 might be my favorite in the series, and a lot of my playtime in Remake went towards doing side-quests and just feeling out this rendition of Midgar and its people.

It's a beautiful game, and I'm glad not only that more players get to check it out, but that there are even more ways to make sure people have an optimal experience. Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth, the sequel, is due on Xbox Series X/S and Switch some time this year, and I hope to see something similar in that, too.

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Anthony McGlynn
Anthony McGlynn
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Anthony is an Irish entertainment and games journalist, now based in Glasgow. He previously served as Senior Anime Writer at Dexerto and News Editor at The Digital Fix, on top of providing work for Variety, IGN, Den of Geek, PC Gamer, and many more. Besides Studio Ghibli, horror movies, and The Muppets, he enjoys action-RPGs, heavy metal, and pro-wrestling. He interviewed Animal once, not that he won’t stop going on about it or anything.

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