Top 5 Mods for 'Final Fantasy VII Remake' You Should Try Out Right Now

The modding community has created a ton of useful and fun mods for tons of games, including Square Enix's "Final Fantasy VII Remake."

With the sequel of the game "Final Fantasy VII Rebirth" on the horizon, it makes sense to look back at some of the mods of the first title in the planned trilogy. These are mods that are some of the best that you should probably be using to make your gaming sessions more fun.

Listed here are five of the best mods that you can have for "Final Fantasy VII Remake" that are worth trying out right now. Just remember to always be careful when downloading and installing mods to avoid damaging your files.

1. Stuttering Fix - DXVK Method

"Final Fantasy VII Remake" has an issue with stuttering and frame pacing throughout its gameplay. This particular mod is arguably one of the more useful ones to use to fix these problems, according to The Gamer.

This mod helps to improve the game's performance, which is always great and increases your frame rate without any real drawbacks.

2. Equipment Rebalance

If you are looking for a mod for "Final Fantasy VII Remake" that makes equipment a lot more useful, then this one is a solid option. It completely overhauls the majority of equipable items in the game.

Armors will give more defense and the mod also changes other formulas and stats for weapons throughout the game.

3. Advent Reshade

Another visual mod is Advent Reshade, which upgrades the visuals of your game to make it even more photorealistic. This is very useful if you have a powerful gaming setup that can handle the additional load of this mod, Game Rant said.

ReShading is a common type of mod available on most games and the team that made this one for "Final Fantasy VII Remake" also did the same for other titles. These include "Batman: Arkham Knight," "Horizon: Zero Dawn," and "Dishonored 2."

4. Hair Colors

This Hair Colors mod gives different shadings of hair for a variety of characters in "Final Fantasy VII Remake," including Aerith, Cloud, and Tifa. One thing to note about this mod is that you can only choose one color at a time for each character.

However, it does provide a variety of options you can choose from to customize the look of your characters to make them look different. What makes this mod really good is that the hair colors are also compatible with all costume swaps the characters may have.

5. FFVIIHook

The simple premise of this mod is this: it unlocks the Dev console of "Final Fantasy VII Remake." This lets players access a variety of new commands and adjustments for their game that they can change on the fly.

One example of what you can use this for is to change the overall performance of the game itself in different ways. You can adjust resolution performance, which makes the game look a little less grainy and much more, according to Sportskeeda.