You see, Fort Condor is basically like a castle defence game with RTS gameplay elements. However, I was pleasantly surprised by Fort Condor, and not just because I’m a fan of real-time strategy games. Let me be candid here I usually hate tacked-on minigames in JRPGs that are just added to pad out the game as a meaningless filler (all those fishing minigames usually come to mind). Outside of combat, you can choose to partake in the excellent minigame that is Fort Condor. Synergising your attacks not only results in flashier and awesome attacks but also deals a lot more damage and is important to defeat more powerful enemies. This can be toggled on and off at any time by pressing L2. To make up for that, the Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade Episode Intermission Yuffie DLC introduces an exciting new combat mechanic that allows Yuffie to “synergise” and coordinate her attacks with Sonon. The only other character joining Yuffie in combat is Sonon, and he’s not actually playable or controllable. All that is great, especially since she’s the only playable character in the DLC. She might not hit as hard as maybe Cloud or Tifa, but her versatile abilities and fast moves make for a great time. Just like each of the playable characters in the base game, Yuffie’s playstyle and move-set feel distinct and unique, distinguishing herself with acrobatic and fast attacks with a mix of both melee and ranged attacks. Gameplay-wise and in combat, Yuffie Kisaragi is an enjoyable blast to play with.
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If you’re aiming for a Platinum trophy, that will take at least two full playthroughs so you’ll get more bang for your buck that way. Out of six hours, I probably spent almost two hours alone playing the Fort Condor minigames (more on that later), so the meat of the story is likely a lot shorter than six hours if you’re just looking to play through for the plot. Oh, did I mention that the DLC is only two chapters long? If you’re wondering how long that takes to complete, it took me around six hours to finish the Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade Episode Intermission Yuffie DLC. It’s only during Chapter 2 of the DLC that you’ll be able to explore a brand new level and area exclusive to the DLC. I won’t spoil when exactly, but just know you’ll still be exploring the same slums of Midgar you’ve already seen in Final Fantasy VII Remake during Chapter 1 of the DLC. If you own it, you can just jump right in.įinal Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade Episode Intermission Yuffie DLC begins in the middle of Final Fantasy VII Remake’s main story campaign. That said, the game doesn’t actually require you to complete the base game in order to access the DLC.
The Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade Episode Intermission Yuffie DLC starts with the player already at level 25 at the very beginning and doesn’t bother to explain most of the base game’s core mechanics, which means that the developers are assuming you’ve already played the base game before booting up the DLC.
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It is available separately from the base game at the price of RM80 on the PlayStation Store, if you already have the base game and upgraded from PS4 to PS5. What you’re getting in this article is a review of the Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade Episode Intermission Yuffie DLC, which is exclusive to the PS5. You can head on over here for our review of 2020’s Final Fantasy VII Remake we loved the ever-living Materia out of it! To clarify, this won’t be a review of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade (since the base game is almost exactly the same it only runs better on the PS5). Final Fantasy VII Remake was one of the best games in 2020, and it showcased what a proper AAA remake could achieve, turning out to be one of the best games in the franchise in years.
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