Yet, release it did, with five million shipped units worldwide as of August 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic also began to ramp up internationally in March and April, and with brick-and-mortar retailers on shaky ground, many wondered if the distribution chains would hold up given the uncertainly. The run-up to Final Fantasy VII Remake‘s launch felt like a march through a minefield, due in part to datamined assets from the game’s demo that revealed key scenes, including the game’s entire script, making the internet a dangerous place for anyone wanting to go in unspoiled or unaware of the remake’s changes. So without further ado, here’s my look back at 2020… The Final Fantasy VII Remake Becomes Real It felt important to recap and collect some of my thoughts about the games Square Enix released or announced amidst the everything of everything… Before we move on to what 2021 may bring. Big hitters like Final Fantasy VII Remake and Marvel’s Avengers, as well as plenty of other mid-range titles were peppered throughout the year. Of course, it was a big year for Square Enix. A lavish splash of comfort in what’s otherwise been a very hostile landscape to navigate through - and for that I feel lucky and privileged to enjoy that comfort when I can. Moments to pause, wipe the slate clean, and regroup. I spent a lot of time playing games this year to take my mind off real events, not that they weren’t important to grapple with, but to give brain a breather.
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