Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth chapters: Full list & how many to expect
How many chapters are in FF7 Rebirth?
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is finally here, so if you're making your way through it and are wondering how far you have to go or how much you need to know ahead of embarking on your quest, we've got the full list of FF7 Rebirth chapters.
Not to spoil anything, but FF7 Rebirth is quite the epic journey, and it will take you a considerable amount of time to get through all of its quests and side missions.
If you're falling for Tifa or Aerith, this may be music to your ears, as you'll have plenty of time to spend with your favourite characters.
But anyway, let's get to it. Read on to see where in the story you are!
How many chapters are in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth?
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth has 14 chapters, we can confirm now that the game is out.
This means that FF7 Rebirth, the second part of this remake trilogy, is four chapters shorter than 2020's Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
That being said, the new game has some big open-world areas and plenty of side activities to do, so it should still keep you busy for decent length of time.
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Full list of FF7 Rebirth chapters - All main story missions
Be warned that some of the FF7 Rebirth mission names could be interpreted as mild spoilers!
To help you work out how far you have still to go in FF7 Rebirth, here's the full list of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth chapters:
- Fall of a Hero
- A New Journey Begins
- Deeper into Darkness
- Dawn of a New Era
- Blood in the Water
- Fool's Paradise
- Those Left Behind
- All That Glitters
- The Planet Stirs
- Watcher of the Vale
- The Long Shadow of Shinra
- A Golden Key
- Where Angels Fear to Tread
- End of the World
And if you're wondering about which point in the story the FF7 Rebirth ending will cut off at, click the link in this sentence to find out.
How many hours will it take to beat FF7 Rebirth?
HowLongToBeat has Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth pegged as taking 35 hours to complete for a normal playthrough, 55 for the main quest and side missions and 87 hours for a completionist run.
Game Informer instead went straight to the source. After hearing from game director Naoki Hamaguchi at a preview event, the trusted publication's Brian Shea said, "Even just focusing on the main storyline, players can still expect about 40 hours of gameplay."
Game Informer added: "Meanwhile, those who do a good amount of side content should expect approximately a 60-hour playthrough, while the most dedicated sidequesters could top the 100-hour mark for their save file."
Given what we're seeing on HowLongToBeat, this checks out.
For comparison, 2020's Remake part one — on HowLongToBeat — averages 33 hours for the main story and 86 hours for completionists.
Fourteen chapters may look short as a topline stat for Rebirth, but it sounds like this game is still one you can spend a lot of time with!
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