New Final Fantasy 7 Projects Officially Announced By Developer
It has been confirmed that the Final Fantasy 7 Remakeseries will receive more entries in the future, with new projects confirmed by the developer. As of the time writing, there are two confirmed FF7 Remake projects in development, not counting the battle royale FF7: The First Soldier, which is a live service competitive title that will continue to receive updates for the foreseeable future.
Square Enix announced FF7: Ever Crisis in 2021, which is an upcoming RPG for smart devices that will tell a truncated version of the originalFF7 storyline. This means the game will feature the storylines from FF7, Crisis Core, Dirge of Cerberus, and the first English localization of Before Crisis. The project that fans are eagerly waiting for is the sequel to FF7 Remake, which is currently in development, but there has been no word regarding its release date, platforms, or even its official title.
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It seems that Square Enix has more FF7 content in development. Today marks the 25th anniversary of FF7 and the official Final Fantasy VII Twitter page featured a message from FF7 Director & FF7 Remake Producer Yoshinori Kitase and FF7 Remake Project Creative Director Tetsuya Nomura. As seen in the statement, the two are grateful to the fans who helped make FF7 one of the most popular video games of all time, but perhaps the most exciting news is the confirmation of new projects. Nomura mentioned that there are more FF7 projects on the way and that their development began after FF7 Remake was released.
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