Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 was finally revealed with a trailer and announced that it’s exclusive to PS5

Square Enix also clarifies how many episodes will make up the story of the FFVII remake.

There was one last surprise. Square Enix closed the 25th anniversary event of Final Fantasy VII Remake with the good part its community wanted: FFVII Remake: Part 2, or Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth as we know it from now on. “East self-contained new chapter The Japanese firm said briefly, “From the Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy: Remake will be released next winter.”

That promise also answers one of the big unknowns that has accompanied this project since its announcement: How many episodes will make up the Final Fantasy VII remake? Until now, Square Enix has never given a specific number because they themselves claimed they didn’t know. Finally there will be three parts shaping this great epic lead role cloud fight.

There are four Final Fantasy VII projects in development in parallel.Taking the startling conclusion of Final Fantasy VII Remake as its starting point, this trailer explores the big unknowns that the original draws on in the story that fans know. Your creative director Tetsuya Nomuradid not miss the opportunity to leave message for fans of the saga: “As seen in the stream, there are four Final Fantasy VII projects being developed in parallel, including mobile games”.

It will be released for PS5 in the winter of 2023“Despite each of these four projects plays a different roleall connected through high-quality descriptions of the world and the characters of Final Fantasy VII,” continue the Japanese, who claimed to have been involved in the development of these four games. As for the long-awaited remake of FFVII, Nomura said that Rebirth “even though people know the original title.” stresses that “it is designed so that they can enjoy the game even if they don’t know it. In fact,” he continues, “new players they can enjoy the journey [en este mundo] With Final Fantasy VII Rebirth”.

“Cloud and his friends embark on a new journey in this game, and I think the scenes they witnessed after leaving Midgar will give players a whole new experience.” It was confirmed that the game will be released during the event. PlayStation 5 in winter 2023.

Nomura also noted that Rebirth’s “development it moves so fast since we adopted a new development structure. A game of this scale where everything is connected before production begins is really rare,” he explains. “Actually, the development of the third game has already started,” explains the Japanese. “I started working on myself.”

This wasn’t the only major announcement of the event for the 25th anniversary of the Squaresoft classic, as Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII Reunion is also a relaunch of the FFVII prequel that originally premiered on the PSP.