In the weeks leading up to the release of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, much of the discussion surrounding the game concerned the size and scale of its open world. After spending the entirety of the Remake trilogy’s first installment within the relatively confined space of Midgar, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth would allow players to branch out and explore the world of Gaia at large, necessitating the use of Chocobos and fast-travel in a way that would greatly differentiate the second installment from Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Not only is Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth‘s open world absolutely massive, but it practically requires the player to engage with the game’s helpful map screen and navigation marker system.