The Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth map is massive, and the full World Map spans several continents of The Planet. Within each of those regions in FF7 Rebirth you'll have access to an expansive open world area, which you can explore to reveal side quests, challenges, and more. However it takes time to see and reveal it all so if you're keen to see the complete and uncovered Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth map, when it's fully cleared, then I've got it for you below along with confirmation of the order you'll unlock areas during the course of the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth story.
The complete Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth map
Here's the full Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth map, completely revealed as you would find it by the time you complete the story. Initially the World Map is covered in clouds when you try to view it, but this is gradually cleared away as you progress through the story and visit different regions. You'll also see icons below each region, indicating how many of the available Odd Jobs, Queen's Blood matches, and Phenomenon Intel have been completed in each area.
Thankfully, with Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth fast travel you can move quickly around the world map when you're not locked into an area for a specific part of the storyline, though travelling quickly between regions will cost you some Gil.
In terms of progression, you'll unlock each of the regions on the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth map in the following order:
- Grasslands
- Junon Region
- Corel Region
- Gongaga Region
- Cosmo Canyon Region
- Nibel Region
- Northwood
You'll also be able to return to all of the open world regions after completing the story to continue side quests and challenges from where you left off. So don't worry about being locked out of a location by moving on or missing out on what's there.
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