The end of the trilogy will mean “a different kind of gaming experience”
Although 2024 was the year Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Square Enix is wasting no time and is already working on the third and final part of the remake of the story starring Cloud and his friends. While there was talk a few weeks ago that the game would be “closing the curtain” on all of its characters, now we’re entering details about its combat system.
In a new episode of Inside Square Enix, members of the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth development team talked about what they hope to bring to their sequel. Interestingly, for the Battle Director, Teruki Endo, The goal is to give players “even more freedom” both in combat and in the core game cycle as a whole.which is already surprising, given that this second part has already decided to offer freedom.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 is expected to have even more freedom in a completely unknown way. In fact, director Naoki Hamaguchi added that his team hopes to end the trilogy offer “a different type of gaming experience” after two previous deliveries, what is expected to be offered as soon as possible.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3: Possible Title and Release Date
Earlier this year, producer Yoshinori Kitase announced plans to offer the end of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy in three years, ie. sometime in 2027. For its part, the second installment’s soundtrack may have provided the clue it needed to know Square Enix’s intentions with the game’s title, as the final song included is “Return to the planet.”
Final Fantasy VII Returns This could be the final title of the last part of the trilogy, where players know what context to expect, but not in what sense, as the Japanese know how to innovate the story of a classic with a lot of new features, both narrative and gameplay. now we can expect even more freedom.
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