Get the Final Fantasy 7 Remake PS4 theme

How to download the FF7 Remake theme on PS4 so you can live in a Materia world.

It’s hard not to love Final Fantasy 7’s cast of characters. With a demo getting us hyped for the FF7 remake, it’s a good time to be a Cloud Strife fan. To help us celebrate the game further, an exclusive Final Fantasy 7 Remake PS4 theme is being released. It’s available for free, but you need to follow certain steps to get the Final Fantasy 7 Remake PS4 theme. So here’s how to get it!

Get the Final Fantasy 7 Remake PS4 theme

Get the Final Fantasy 7 remake PS4 Theme
 
© Square Enix

So first things first, you can’t actually get the Final Fantasy 7 Remake PS4 theme just yet. It’s going to be made available on April 10. If you’ve been keeping track of your calendar, you’ll know that’s the same date that the FF7 remake releases. There is a catch, however. To get the FF7 Remake PS4 Theme, you need to have downloaded and played the Final Fantasy 7 Remake demo. 

The FF7 Remake demo is available right now from the PlayStation Store for free, so beyond being away from home, you don’t really have any excuse to not download it. You’ve got until April 10, so get that demo downloaded and enjoy your time with it! 

The announcement tweet for the theme was made on the official FF7 Remake twitter, where is says you’ll need to download the demo to receive it, so we recommend keeping that demo installed even after you’ve finished it. You’ll likely need to hit up the PlayStation Store to download the theme, either directly from the PS4 home screen, or by navigating to the Themes menu in the top bar.

If you really can’t wait until April 10, the artwork from the theme is already available as a PC wallpaper. We’ve stuck the image below so you can download that as well, if you so please.

How to download the FF7 Remake PS4 Theme
  
© Square Enix

That’s all there is to know about how to get the Final Fantasy 7 Remake PS4 Theme. All you need to do now is wait patiently (or vibrating with anticipation like us) until April 10.

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Henry Stenhouse serves an eternal punishment as the Associate Editor of AllGamers. He spent his younger life studying the laws of physics, even going so far as to complete a PhD in the subject before video games stole his soul. Confess your love of Super Smash Bros. via email at henry@moonrock.biz, or catch him on Twitter.

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