The Nintendo Switch 2 release of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion earns 7/10 in this review, which praises its brisk, emotional story about Zack and distinctive slot-based combat but faults more than 100 repetitive optional missions.
Two automatically spinning reels shape combat: matching three character symbols triggers a Limit Break, while matching numbers grant temporary buffs. Optional missions offer powerful Materia, accessories and summons but reuse maps and enemies; the reviewer stopped after about 50.
The Switch 2 version generally runs well, with stable performance and decent graphics, though lighting can look awkward on some faces. Loading screens interrupt transitions into and out of cutscenes. The reviewer says the game chiefly suits Final Fantasy VII fans interested in Zack and Cloud’s backstory, rather than the broader Final Fantasy audience.
