#Final fantasy vii remake part 2 series#

“Since FFVII Remake was up to Midgar, it is difficult to incorporate the contents of the original in the remaining two parts, maybe something will be omitted?” before looking to reassure fans. In fact, Nomura-san went onto reiterate that it will be a trilogy, with “no plan to have more than a trilogy.” In fact, the Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth Creative Director went onto hint that some parts may even get cut. Therefore, it is a fact that I thought that there might be an option to make it to the end in the next work.”

“At the beginning of the development of FFVII Remake, it was difficult to see how much man-hours and development period would be required,” Kitase-san continued, “but by the time we finished making FFVII Remake, we could see the man-hours and the schedule.

So, the end of 2023/beginning of 2024.įinal Fantasy VII Rebirth Producer, Yoshinori Kitase, added “This is one of the many ideas that came up.” Kitase-san then went onto clarify that it was hard to get the scope of the project from the outset. The second part of the trilogy, Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth, is scheduled for release “next winter”. “The reason I didn’t announce how many parts I had so far was because I was considering whether it was a trilogy or a two-part work,” said Nomura-san. In fact, it could have been just two games!

Speaking to Famitsu recently though, Creative Director and Final Fantasy legend, Tetsuya Nomura, confirmed that that was not always the case.

#Final fantasy vii remake part 2 series#

Last month, during Final Fantasy VII’s 25th Annversary livestream, Square Enix finally confirmed that the Final Fantasy VII Remake series would actually be a trilogy, something that had long been rumoured.