In a post on the US PlayStation Blog, Justin Massongill, Social Media Manager at Sony Interactive Entertainment America, spoke about the ways that Final Fantasy VII Remake?s combat remains faithful to the original game. Players have voiced some concerns online after the gameplay demo that was shown at Square Enix?s E3 press conference showed a ton of fast-paced combat. Massongill assured long time fans that the remake?s combat is true to the original, as it still relies heavily on turn-based elements when in some of the game?s more frantic situations.
He went into further detail and said:

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