Final Fantasy 7 Remake Trilogy Aims for Future Evolution
Developers have spent over a decade crafting the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy, evolving its scope from story focus to open-world and planetary exploration. Director Naoki Hamaguchi hopes the series will transcend its classic status to attract new generations of fans. Future installments and DLC will integrate elements from spin-off titles, featuring characters like Sephiroth and Vincent.
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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation leads on crafting the trilogy for over a decade
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Director Naoki Hamaguchi and Battle Director Teruki Endo discuss the decade-long development journey of the trilogy, from Final Fantasy 7 Remake to the upcoming conclusion. They highlight the evolution of game design, from Remake's story focus to Rebirth's open world, and Revelation's planetary exploration scale, noting player curiosity about future projects as a sign of success.
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Director Says He Wants it to “Move Beyond Being a Classic of the Past”
Naoki Hamaguchi, director of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy, expressed his desire for the franchise to evolve beyond its classic status and attract new fans for decades to come. Square Enix aims to expand the Final Fantasy 7 intellectual property by incorporating elements from previous spin-offs into the upcoming Final Fantasy 7 Revelation and its DLCs, which will feature characters like Sephiroth, Vincent, and Cissnei.
