Square Enix considered releasing Final Fantasy 7 Remake in two parts rather than as a trilogy, it’s been revealed
explained that the development team was for a while unsure how many instalments would be required to retell the entire story.“The reason we didn’t announce how many parts there would be until now was because we were considering whether it would be a trilogy or a two-part series,” Nomura said .ally, I was planning a trilogy, but Kitase suggested that they would like to explore the possibility of a two-part series.
Kitase explained: “It’s one of the many ideas that came up. At the beginning of development for Final Fantasy VII Remake, it was difficult to see how many man-hours and what kind of development cycle would be necessary, but by the time we finished, we could understand the required man-hours and schedule.
“Therefore, in truth, I thought that there might be an option to make it to the end in the next game.”The second game will be called Rebirth and release next Winter Nomura then assured fans that that the remake project won’t be expanded beyond the three announced games, which he said will be enough to tell the full story.
“Right away, there were no plans to create more than three games,” he said. “Since Final Fantasy VII Remake only led up to leaving Midgar, it is difficult to incorporate the original content in the remaining two parts, so some people may be worried that something may be omitted. Rest assured that the remaining volume will not merely be a digest of the original.”
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