IGN: "With a brand new Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth trailer revealing the release date is imminent (February 29), we here at IGN naturally are full of questions about this next installment in the trilogy of games remaking and essentially rewriting the original classic. So we did the only thing that made sense: we peppered the game's developers with these questions, and brought the answers back to you."
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Dredge: The Pale Reach is a glacial expansion to the cozy fishing horror game Dredge set in a frosty environment full of corrupted Narwhals, frozen monsters, and an ancient mystery cloaked in ice. Though the Pale Reach boasts several new mechanics and rewards, like an Icebreaker for smashing through icy obstacles, a persistent monster that chases players down, and even a reusable teleporter, its disappointingly short length lets down the experience for players looking for more from the frozen DLC. Though there is a charm and challenge to Dredge's new biome, the relatively short content makes it far from a standalone piece of content.
Great info. Nice to get clues on how close the story holds to the OG. Nice details on tracking, acquiring, and breeding chocobos, and their abilities also.
This is one of the very few "day 1" games for me this gen.
There's no single game I want more right now. They've really been handling this remake with care, and it's the closest thing to reliving that experience again for the first time. All due respects to the RE remakes.