Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 Release Date Already Set, Confirms Nomura
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– The Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy is nearing its conclusion, with the third part’s reveal timing already decided by Square Enix.
– Producer Tetsuya Nomura confirmed that both Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 and Kingdom Hearts 4 are progressing smoothly and on schedule.
– The story scenario for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 was completed by the end of 2024, and development began right after Rebirth was finished.
– The third game may be a multiplatform release, potentially launching on PC and Xbox Series X|S simultaneously to reach a wider audience.
– Previous games in the remake series were timed PlayStation exclusives, revealed at events like PlayStation Showcase and Summer Game Fest.
The highly anticipated conclusion to the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy is steadily advancing, with producer Tetsuya Nomura confirming that Square Enix has already locked in the official reveal date for the third installment. While fans eagerly await more details, Nomura has assured everyone that development is proceeding without a hitch and the studio intends to stick firmly to its planned schedule.
During a recent livestream for Final Fantasy 7 Ever Crisis, Nomura shared encouraging news about the project’s progress. He emphasized that the team remains on track and that the timing for the game’s announcement has been carefully mapped out. In the same update, he mentioned that Kingdom Hearts 4 is also advancing smoothly according to plan, though he offered no further specifics on either title.
It’s still unclear whether Square Enix will unveil the next chapter through its own platforms or during a major industry event. Past entries in the remake series were revealed at high-profile showcases, the first part at E3 2015 and Rebirth during Summer Game Fest 2023, so a similar approach seems likely.
Although concrete details remain scarce, earlier reports confirm that the story scenario for the final game was finished by the close of 2024. Series producer Yoshinori Kitase expressed deep satisfaction with the narrative direction, while game director Naoki Hamaguchi noted that active development kicked off right after Rebirth wrapped.
Another significant shift could be in store for the trilogy’s finale: a simultaneous multi-platform launch. Previous entries debuted as timed exclusives on PlayStation, but Square Enix’s renewed focus on expanding its audience might mean a day-one release on PC and Xbox Series X|S, aligning with the company’s broader strategy to maximize reach and engagement.
(Source: Gamespot)
