If you have completed Final Fantasy 7 Remake, you could be questioning when Part 2 of the sport will likely be releasing.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake is a re-imagining of basic '90s JRPG Final Fantasy 7. But, quite than releasing the remake as one single title, developer Square Enix has opted to launch the remake as a series of video games as an alternative - with the primary half having launched in April, 2020.
While Square Enix introduced in November 2019 that growth on Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 has began, the corporate hasn't confirmed a launch date for the second a part of the sport; and, sadly, we're anticipating a wait of a minimum of a pair years. We do a minimum of know that the second chapter of the critically acclaimed remake will absolutely make the most of the facility of the PS5.
Want to discover out extra? We've rounded up all the things we find out about FF7 Remake Part 2 to this point, together with information, rumors and what we're hoping to see within the second recreation.
[Update: Naoki Hamaguchi has said the team wants "to challenge ourselves to leverage the breadth of the world" in Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2. Read on to find out more.]
While we know that Square Enix has already began work on Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2, the developer hasn't confirmed when it should launch.
We do know that FF7 Remake Part 2 is now in full manufacturing, with director Tetsuya Nomura telling Famitsu in July 2020 (by way of VGC) that he's aiming for launch "as soon as possible". But it may very well be some time earlier than we get our arms on it.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake did not launch till 5 years after it was introduced. However, we're not anticipating one other five-year look forward to half 2 as Square Enix has now constructed the muse of the sport. In addition, a Square Enix consultant informed IGN that "the development team is planning the volume of content for the second part of the series, and that the team anticipates that the development of the second game will be more efficient".
Square Enix has beforehand in contrast Final Fantasy 7 Remake to Final Fantasy 13 - which launched (primarily) in three components, with roughly a two-year hole between every of the entries. If Final Fantasy 7 Remake goes to be something like that, then we're taking a look at round a two-year wait till half 2 - which means we could not see it till a minimum of 2023.
Preparing with Intergrade
In an August 2021 interview on the Unreal Engine weblog, the Final Fantasy 7 Intergrade growth staff has delved into the methods they utilized current-gen {hardware} to make the sport look higher. The interview touches on the sport’s quicker loading occasions and its improved visuals in addition to what the staff realized. Of curiosity to followers hungry for information of Part II, Co-Director Naoki Hamaguchi mentioned that his largest aim with the replace to the newest consoles “was to get a first-hand feel of the performance of the next-gen hardware leading up to the next installment of Final Fantasy VII Remake”.
According to Hamaguchi, he was “able to learn several things, like how much load is feasible using 3K and 4K rendering resolutions, or what the threshold is for loading high-quality assets while allowing players to play without stress, since the I/O bottleneck is now gone due to the implementation of the high-speed SSD.” The course of has, he added, led to “very meaningful experiences for our developers working on our next title”, which is presumably Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2. It appears, then, that Intergrade has enabled the staff to bridge the hole between components technically in addition to narratively.
Talking maps
In a current interview with The Gamer, Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 co-director Naoki Hamaguchi has touched on what gamers may find a way to anticipate from the sport by way of its world constructing and map. “I understand that there are lots of fans out there who want to see a world map,” Hamaguchi defined, “and we want to challenge ourselves to leverage the breadth of the world in the next game of the overall project, so you can expect great things to come.”
Denying that Fort Condor mini video games are an indication of something, Hamaguchi mentioned, “There is no connection between Final Fantasy 7 Remake not having a world map and Fort Condor being included. We wanted to include some kind of mini game in the Yuffie episode from the start of development, and felt that it would be better to have something that paid homage to the original and be nostalgic for those who had played it, rather than include something new.”
Using components from Intermission
Aspects of Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade’s Intermission chapter may function in Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2, in accordance to the sport’s co-director. Speaking with The Washington Post (by way of VGC), Naoki Hamaguchi mentioned that a few of the fight and gameplay enhancements launched in Intergrade will doubtless be in Part 2, extra particularly, Yuffie and Sonon’s team-up strikes from Intermission.
“I am rather satisfied with this final form, in which the strategic element of the command-based battle from the original co-exists with the real-time, action-oriented battle,” he mentioned, including, “Additionally, with ‘Intermission,’ there’s another element introduced: combo moves where Yuffie and Sonon team up … which makes for a different feel in battle strategy. I would like to leverage these, including other elements we tried out in ‘Intermission,’ in our next story.”
Leveraging the “vastness of the world”
In an interview with IGN, Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 co-director Motomu Toriyama provided some tantalising teasers for the sport whereas speaking about Intergrade’s current Yuffie DLC. Toriyama couldn’t supply a lot in the way in which of particulars however did say, “As for improvement, or should I say 'change,' moving forward — because the next instalment will involve Cloud and company to leave Midgar and explore the world map, our next challenge will be to create gameplay that leverages the vastness of the world, unlike what we did in this current title.”
Starting straight after Intergrade
During a current Square Enix livestream through which a brand new trailer was launched for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade, Tetsuya Nomura was in a position to give a tiny perception into the second a part of the remake. Nomura confirmed that Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 will choose up the place Intergrade ends, including that growth on the sport continues “smoothly” and that bulletins will likely be made when “the time is right”.
A unique director
It has been confirmed that Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 could have a special director as Tetsuya Nomura, director of the primary half, is stepping down. In an interview with Famitsu (by way of GamesRadar), Nomura cited his work on an “unprecedented number of projects” as his purpose for stepping down.
The directorial function is being taken over by Naoki Hamaguchi, who was Nomura’s co-director for half one of many Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Nomura has confirmed that he'll nonetheless occupy the function of artistic director.
FF7 Remake Part 2 will make the most of the PS5's energy
Final Fantasy 7 Remake followers excited for what the PS5 improve may convey will, sadly, have to look forward to Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 to see how Square Enix can absolutely make the most of the PS5’s {hardware} options.
The information comes from a Famitsu interview translated by VGC with Final Fantasy 7 Remake co-director Tetsuya Nomura, who mentioned that PS5 {hardware} options, particularly the DualSense controller’s adaptive triggers, will solely be “partially supported”.
While Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade’s PS5 launch boasts a quality-of-life function set you’d anticipate from a current-generation improve, comparable to the next body charge and higher picture high quality, Nomura confirmed that we’ll have to look forward to Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 for the total PS5 {hardware} expertise. He mentioned: “in terms of using all of the features of PlayStation 5, please wait for the next game where we can start from scratch.”
Production has already began
In November 2019, director Tetsuya Nomura introduced that work on Final Fantasy 7 Part 2 has already began.
"We’ve already begun working on the next one as well, but I’m confident that playing through this title will expand your expectations just like the world that extends beyond Midgar," Nomura mentioned.
Hints in Final Fantasy Remake about what's coming subsequent
In an interview with Famitsu (translated by DualShockers) Final Fantasy 7 Remake producer, Yoshinori Kitase, teased that there are hints within the recreation that allude to what could occur within the the second half.
"With this first game, we showed how there is great potential for the future, and we included many hints regarding what’s coming next," Kitase mentioned. "I’m looking forward to seeing the fans’ theories on social media regarding what could happen now."
More playable characters
While it was undoubtedly enjoyable to management Cloud, Barret, Tifa and Aerith within the first installment of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, there's a complete solid of characters within the authentic that we would love to find a way to management. We do not find out about you, however enjoying because the pistol-wielding vampire Vincent feels like a superb time.
Some wild story turns
With how Final Fantasy 7 Remake ended, we're anticipating Tetsuya Nomura to reshape the basic recreation into one thing completely new. While some followers could want a trustworthy recreation of the unique recreation, we're type of to see how precisely the story could shift within the upcoming installments. We do not want to see something coming.
Chocobo racing
Because the following installment of the sport is probably going going to be open world, we want to see a brilliant strong chocobo racing mini recreation. In the unique recreation, this facet exercise was wanted to unlock a few of the strongest materia within the recreation, and with how enjoyable it was in Final Fantasy XV, we cannot wait to see what it seems like within the subsequent iteration of the remake.
All sorts of minigames
We already cannot wait to see what the Gold Saucer seems like within the Final Fantasy 7 Remake, because it's this massive shiny amusement park filled with mini video games. But, with expertise coming to this point within the 23 years because the authentic recreation got here to market, we want to see much more actions on this space.
Next-generation visuals and ray tracing
Because we're doubtless going to see the following installment of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake on next-generation consoles (and hopefully PC), we would love to see the sport look even higher than the primary installment. With ray tracing changing into extra and extra common, we would love to see the fantastical surroundings come to life in an enormous manner.
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