FF7 Remake Part 3 is Now Story Complete, Smooth Sailing From Here

Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3: Story Complete, Full Steam Ahead!

Director Hamaguchi and producer Kitase recently confirmed that the main storyline for Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 is complete, and development is progressing smoothly. This exciting news confirms the project remains on schedule, promising a timely release for the highly anticipated trilogy finale.

Development Remains on Track

In a Famitsu interview, the team revealed that development commenced immediately after completing Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Hamaguchi stated, "We are progressing without any delay from the schedule we planned when we launched the remake project, so we hope you will look forward to it." Kitase further elaborated, confirming the completion of the main scenario, expressing satisfaction with the result and confidence in delivering a satisfying conclusion for fans. He highlighted the collaborative effort with creative director Tetsuya Nomura to craft a narrative that honors the original while offering a fresh, fulfilling experience.

Initial Concerns About Rebirth, Now Overwhelmed by Success

Despite the critical acclaim and widespread success of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, launched earlier this year, the development team initially harbored concerns about player reception. Kitase acknowledged these anxieties, stating, "I was worried about how it would resonate with players and game fans because it was a remake and the second in a trilogy." However, the overwhelmingly positive response has boosted team morale and confidence for the final installment. Hamaguchi added, "In that sense, I think we have done our job of creating a good atmosphere for the third installment." The team's commitment to a logical approach to game design, incorporating player feedback where feasible, has clearly contributed to Rebirth's success.

Embracing the PC Gaming Market

The developers also discussed the rise of PC gaming and its impact on their development strategy. Kitase highlighted the increasing development costs and the need to reach a broader audience, emphasizing the global reach of the PC market compared to console-specific releases. Hamaguchi explained the team's decision to expedite the PC port of Rebirth, aiming for a faster turnaround than the first game's PC release.

The success of the first two installments, coupled with the completed storyline for Part 3, sets the stage for a highly anticipated conclusion. The team's experience and commitment to delivering a satisfying finale, potentially with a quicker PC release, promise an unforgettable experience for fans worldwide. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is available now on PC via Steam and PlayStation 5. Final Fantasy VII Remake is available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC via Steam.