Well-designed side quests are often hard to come by; developers sometimes want to add more content to a game without distracting players from the main story too much, but this usually means side quests have unfulfilling objectives. For the most part, side quests such as these amount to little more than "fetch and kill" quests, which, as their moniker suggests, see players either fetching an item for the quest-giver or killing an enemy. Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is one of the latest games to include plenty of side quests for players to complete, and many of them happen to fall on the better side of quest design. In fact, it's possible for players to miss out on some decent character development and worldbuilding should they skip some of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth's side quests.