Final Fantasy VII Revival It was a great success with critics and players. The long-awaited second part of the remake of the seventh part of the saga exceeded all expectations, and there are many who are already looking forward to the third and final part. Famous Final Fantasy user X (Twitter) known as Audrey, a fan of Final Fantasy, has released information that appears in an interview included in the Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Ultimania book, in which Tetsuya Nomura, the game’s creative director, states that the story the third part of the remake is already finished.
Nomura notes that Yoshinori Kitase, the head of the Final Fantasy brand, suggested a very important idea about something that wasn’t in the original game, and Nomura is thinking about how to implement it. Kitase himself noted that one of the reasons for the success of Rebirth’s development was to keep the same working team as the previous installment, and with Part 3 it will be the same. Rebirth was made in three years, during the same time they hope to make the third part.
A remake that has been wanted for years is nearing completion
One of the most desired moments in the history of video games is slowly coming to an end, and a remake of Final Fantasy VII has been one of the most common wishes of many players. It had a memorable E3 in 2015, and it’s coming to an end just over a decade after its development was confirmed.
Meristation’s analysis of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth emphasizes that the game is “bigger and better, a product born of nostalgia, but which knows how to play with it without betraying the essence of the classic. Its open world may not be innovative, some tasks may be repetitive, there may be chapters that are too long, and the graphics engine suffers from the audiovisual display that it boasts, but Square Enix has created a title full of details and various mini-games, the love of heroes and their world.”
