Working Soul, Working Man

After reflecting deeply on it, Song Ren felt happy again.

Wasn't playing games all about immersion?

Putting yourself in the protagonist's shoes and going on adventures with him?

Clearly, Cloud's looks made him very easy to identify with.

Never mind what Song Ren himself looked like. As long as he could immerse himself, that was all that mattered.

"But right now, Cloud has only just met Barret?"

Song Ren turned his attention to the conversation between Cloud and Barret.

They were blowing up a Mako Reactor right from the start, and Barret talked just like he did in the movie—still as fiery as ever!

Watching the interactions between Cloud, Barret, and the three members of Avalanche, Song Ren felt both curious and expectant.

Although Barret had not appeared much in the movie, Song Ren knew he was one of the Main Character Group.

There were also characters like Red XIII, Vincent, Yuffie, and Tifa. Song Ren was very curious about how they would cross paths with Cloud.

There was nothing particularly noteworthy about the beginning of the game.

It was more or less the usual simple opening sequence, while also explaining the relevant mission.

Cloud was a mercenary, and he knew Tifa.

Tifa, meanwhile, was a member of Avalanche, so Barret and the others hired Cloud to help blow up the Mako Reactor.

However, Barret did not trust Cloud much at this point.

The combat system was not the pure action gameplay Song Ren had expected. It was more like Xenoblade Chronicles, except there was no auto-attacking. Players had to control Cloud to attack and dodge, and the game also had magic and Arts that players could choose to use.

Though it looked like an action game, it was actually more focused on RPG stats. After trying it out as