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Speaking during an interview with IGN, Naoki Hamaguchi, game director on Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, has touched base on the next and final instalment in the Final Fantasy VII Remake project, offering a small glimpse at what to expect from the third game.
Obviously, Hamaguchi-san couldn’t go into much detail right now about the third Final Fantasy VII Remake game, which is still probably a good three-four years away. However, he did mention one key location, Rocket Town, which is not featured in FFVII Rebirth and was cut to make more room for Gongaga, an optional location in the 1997 version of FFVII.
So as for Rocket Town, this was also not a part of Nojima-san’s original structure…And considering that how we introduce the character, Cid, for the Remake series this time is arranged a bit differently, Nojima-san, Nomura-san and I were all aligned with this decision to consider this for the next title.
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Considering that in the original the Gongaga area was optional for the players, we wanted to delve into this and express this more in depth for Rebirth. And so that was also an additional consideration for this as well.
Speaking in a separate interview, Hamaguchi also revealed that Square Enix is prepping a new update for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth that will address the visual issues affecting the game’s Performance Mode.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is now available for the PS5, and you can read our full review here.
[Source – IGN]
