Final Fantasy 7 certainly deals with some adult themes, like environmental collapse, corporate greed, and the conflict between traditional faiths and modern economic power, but it's always been polite and tasteful when it comes to language. The classic Final Fantasy 16 release date.
Created by modder 'chemical-e,' 'Final Fantasy 7 Uncensored Vanilla Script' does exactly what you might expect, replacing all the symbols and random letters that normally obscure cuss words with, well, cuss words. "If you're offended by bad words," chemical-e says, "then this mod isn't for you."
Barret going off on the subway, as you escape from the first Mako Reactor? How about the citizens of the Sector 7 Slums, ranting about living conditions and treatment by the local shopkeepers? Forget the remake and its fancy visuals. This is FF7 with some fire – this ain't your grandad's FF7.
Final Fantasy 7 Uncensored Vanilla Script works as a neat companion to the full FF7 voice-acting mod we saw earlier this year, which features a cast of fans and professional voiceover artists providing actual dialogue for every character and NPC in the entirety of Final Fantasy 7. You can get Final Fantasy Uncensored Vanilla Script right here.
Alternatively, if you're a big FF14 fan, try some of the other best Final Fantasy games on PC, since it's tricky to keep track of what's available and what's not.