WhenFinal Fantasy 7 Rebirthfirst launched, it was a PS5-exclusive game.

At this point, the PlayStation 5 Pro was not yet on the market, either.

There were two visual parameters: Graphics and Performance.

Cloud and Sephiroth battle the Materia Keeper in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth screenshot

Now, FF7 Rebirth is on PC.

That means Steam Deck, too.

The PS5 Pro is on the market, so there’s another factor for Sony players to potentially consider.

Ifrit, Odin, and Shiva in a split image Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Square Enix even released a more granular tweak for all versions' Performance Modes.

What does it all mean, and which should you choose?

“Whatever it takes” meanschoppier gameplay.

PlayStation 5 graphics settings for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Draw distance takes a hit with them, and character models are not so great.

To experience Rebirth in all its, well,graphical splendor,do consider Graphics mode.

It does so… adequately, if barely.

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The flip side, however, is thatyou’ll likely encounter more “jaggies” throughout the game.

Odd line imaging; the aliasing will just look kind of messy in a lot of environments.

It’s all that greenery; you could really tell the textures have gotten muddier.

An image of Zack Fair reading a flyer in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

It can be downright ugly at times.

After the Grasslands, things get a little easier on the eyes.

Versatility

And here’s themode exclusive to PS5 Pro.

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All of this whileusually sticking to 60 fps.

Versatility mode effectively eliminates the other three optionsfrom our consideration.

If you’re comfortable with this sort of granular fare, you should have no trouble at all.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth

Our advice, then, is tolower the ‘Music Volume’ and ‘Song Volume’whilecranking up the ‘Speech Volume’.

(SFX Volume can go either way, though consider lowering it a tad.)

The rest of your decision-making is going to revolve aroundHUD-related issues.