Final Fantasy VII Rebirth’s first PC patch is now live with fixes for the graphics on Steam Deck, DLSS, and more

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Square Enix has rolled out the initial update for “Final Fantasy VII Rebirth” on PC, which includes improvements to the graphics settings on Steam Deck, DirectStorage functionality, and other adjustments, approximately a week after its debut on personal computers.

For Steam Deck users, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth now starts at a lower graphics setting when data is synced from the cloud in this latest update. Additionally, devices that support DLSS will automatically use it for anti-aliasing. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth has been verified on PC and released for Steam Deck, but there are some issues to be aware of while playing on the handheld. You can read my thoughts on these matters here.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is now available on PlayStation 5 and PC (Steam and Epic Games Store).

– Improved game performance and stability
– Fixed several bugs that were causing issues during gameplay
– Added new features to enhance your gaming experience
– Balanced certain game elements to make them more enjoyable for players
– Made adjustments to the UI (user interface) for a smoother experience
– Implemented additional improvements based on player feedback

Enjoy the updated Final Fantasy VII Rebirth!

[Updates]

  • Improved overall game stability, including several bug fixes.
  • Fixed the graphics preset to be set to ‘Low’ when launching for the first time on Steam Deck, even when save data is linked from the cloud. (The next time the game is launched on Steam Deck, the saved settings will be applied.)
  • When playing on a PC that supports NVIDIA DLSS, the default setting for ‘Anti-Aliasing Method’ is now set to ‘DLSS’.
  • The DirectStorage DLL (Dynamic Link Library) has been updated to the latest version.

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2025-02-03 17:55