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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Devs Don't Want The Ending 'Explained To You By Someone Else'
Kotaku • • technology
Key Points:
- Final Fantasy VII Remake has reimagined the original 1997 RPG while adding new layers to engage fans, with the upcoming Final Fantasy VII Revelation set to conclude the trilogy in a way that balances faithfulness to the original and new twists.
- Developers Naoki Hamaguchi and Teruki Endo emphasized at PAX West 2026 that players should experience the climax of Revelation personally, without external explanations, highlighting the emotional journey and bonds built throughout the trilogy.
- Hamaguchi hinted that the ending may leave some questions open to interpretation, blending the original conclusion with potential new possibilities, and expressed confidence and excitement about fan reactions.
- The remake series may incorporate elements from previous spin-offs and the Advent Children movie, aiming to create a more cohesive overarching narrative while potentially expanding the franchise's future.
- One of the remake trilogy’s goals is to pass Final Fantasy VII onto the next generation and evolve it into an IP with ongoing developments, suggesting that Revelation might not be the final installment in the series.
