Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 Development Takes Another Big Step Forward

Nearly a yr after Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth was launched for PS5, growth on the ultimate chapter of the remake trilogy has taken one other massive step ahead. Sequence producer Yoshinori Kitase revealed that the story situation for the third sport was accomplished by the top of 2024 and that he is “very happy with it.”

Talking to Famitsu (through Eurogamer), Kitase and sport director Naoki Hamaguchi added that growth on the third sport started proper after Rebirth was accomplished and that there have been no delays but on its progress.

Kitase additionally talked about that artistic director Tetsuya Nomura was tasked with ensuring that the sport’s conclusion can be respectful to the unique Final Fantasy 7 whereas additionally giving the collection a satisfying conclusion.

“I am very happy with it, so I am positive the followers can be happy with the ultimate chapter,” Kitase mentioned.

The following Final Fantasy Remake chapter probably will not be a timed Ps unique both, as Kitase was quizzed concerning the sport presumably being locked to PlayStation 6. “For individuals who have performed FF7 Remake on PS4 and FF7 Rebirth on PS5, I feel there could also be some concern that the third work can be for the next-generation console,” Kitase mentioned to 4Gamer (through VGC). “No, you may relaxation assured concerning the subsequent one.”

This ties into Sq. Enix’s new multiplatform technique, as the corporate revealed a brand new technique final yr to assist it safe long-term progress. Rebirth and 2023’s Final Fantasy 16 failed to satisfy gross sales expectations for the company–although gross sales figures have not been revealed yet–but Rebirth was the seventeenth best-selling sport within the US for 2024 and it launches right now for PC.