Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth introduces an open-world system that takes advantage of the party's exodus from Midgar at the end of its predecessor, FF7 Remake. There's a concerted focus on Chadley's research, which leads the characters to discover new species and locations across FF7 Rebirth's expansive Gaia. Linear sections are fewer and farther between, with Rebirth instead setting players loose in multiple open regions.

While FF7 Rebirth is an open-world with a wide array of species, items, and mysterious discoveries, there are some parts within this open-world game that have frustrated players. This is the puzzle-like navigation in some areas of the Rebirth world Gongaga and Cosmo Canyon specifically where players are forced to slow down quite a bit, and instead of taking in the breathtaking view, they have to figure out how to get from one location to the next, following linear paths.

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