Players could summon supporting characters from the original Final Fantasy VII such as Tifa Lockhart. He was capable of performing a series of powerful attacks known as "Limit Breaks". Besides attacking with his weapon called the "Buster Sword", Cloud could perform magic with items called "Materia". The game involved Cloud riding a motorcycle while fighting enemies as he travelled the roads around the city of Midgar as well as other locations. G-Bike gameplay shows Cloud using lightning-based magic to attack enemies.įinal Fantasy VII G-Bike was a free-to-play racing game involving Cloud Strife, a young mercenary and protagonist of Final Fantasy VII. Developers expanded on the original idea for the mini-game in areas such as customization and gameplay but did not add an overarching story.Ĭritics had mixed reactions due to it not being the remake of the original Final Fantasy VII for which fans had been hoping, but they still found the game visually appealing and faithful to the original mini-games aesthetic. In the development process, they settled on only the most popular title, G-Bike.
Square Enix and developer CyberConnect2 conceived of the game as a series of titles for mobile devices that would see the Final Fantasy VII mini-games remade. Players could modify Cloud's weapons, clothing and motorcycle, and perform powerful attacks known as limit breaks. While riding on a motorcycle, Cloud battled enemies with melee weapons and magic with help from other Final Fantasy VII characters. Based on Square Enix's role-playing game Final Fantasy VII, the player controlled the protagonist of that game, Cloud Strife. Available between October 2014 and December 2015, the title was a racing game with role-playing elements. Promotional artwork for Final Fantasy VII G-Bike featuring Cloud Strife.įinal Fantasy VII G-Bike was a free-to-play video game for Android and iOS platforms.
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