5 best Final Fantasy 7 Remake mods: Stuttering Fix, Aggressive Companions, and more

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Final Fantasy 7 Remake has been on PC for a while now, and of course, it didn’t take long for modders to do their good work. Like any good PC title, this game can be improved through the power of mods.

There’s no way I can list all of the mods you can run, but I want to focus on the ones that make the gameplay better and more enjoyable.

There are many amazing cosmetic mods that you can try out. A few of my personal favorites for Final Fantasy 7 Remake are the Sailor Moon mod for Tifa and Aerith, Kingdom Hearts 2’s Cloud outfit, and one that gives Tifa her Advent Children outfit.

There are also several mods that are not suitable for younger audiences, but you won't find them here. Listed below are five amazing Final Fantasy 7 Remake mods to make gameplay more enjoyable.

Note: This article is subjective and reflects the opinions of the writer

Simply put, FFVIIHook unlocks the Final Fantasy 7 Remake Dev console. It lets you access a wide assortment of commands and adjustments for your game. You can change your overall performance in so many ways. This includes adjusting resolution performance, which can help make the hair look less grainy.

You can make Final Fantasy 7 Remake look sharper and adjust several settings you normally cannot. While this is helpful to the casual player, it’s even more useful for modders.

While I loved the weapons in Final Fantasy 7 Remake, many of them felt like they had pretty weak Materia slots.

This mod reworks the Materia slots and defense stats of all the equipment in the game. All weapons now have an extra independent slot, capping out at three linked pairs and an unlinked slot. Many armor slots will also have eight slots. Additionally, the armor pieces will have increased defense, making Hard