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Final Fantasy 7 Notes: How to unlock the presentation
Final Fantasy VII Replay Replay is now available on PS4
We tell you how to get the secret ending by following some simple steps
The free trial of Final Fantasy VII Remake is now available exclusively for PlayStation 4. Thanks to the demo we can enjoy the first chapter of the game, which includes the mission in which the rebel group Avalanche infiltrates the Mako Reactor n * 1 to make it fly through the air. In this segment, we play Cloud and Barrett and we must learn the playable fundamentals of Square Enix’s work. On the other hand, we can obtain a secret ending if we follow the steps indicated below.
How to unlock the secret ending of the demo
To enjoy the alternate ending of the demo we must advance to the moment when Cloud and Barrett place the bomb in the reactor. At that moment, the Avalanche leader will ask us if we want to set the detonation time to 20 minutes or 30. Our answer should be the shortest time, as that is the key factor in unlocking the secret ending. Also, the dialogue with our partner will change depending on the option we choose. Do not worry about selecting the 20 minutes, since you will have enough time to escape from the place (it takes about 15 minutes).
On the other hand, the demo has opened to all PS4 users the possibility of testing the game and getting an idea of its plot and playable approach. Despite being based on the original title in 1997, the remake has twisted history to extend it and thus have more than one part. From Square Enix, they have ensured that each of the parties will be independent and will last long enough to justify the full price at which they will arrive.
We remember that Final Fantasy VII Remake will arrive on PS4 on April 10 and that if we download the demo before May 11 we will get an exclusive dynamic theme to enjoy the iconic characters of the work that concerns us as the background for PlayStation 4.
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