Square Enix believes all fans will be satisfied with Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 ending

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Square Enix believes all fans will be satisfied with Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 ending

After Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Square Enix is already hard at work on the third and final installment of the remake trilogy. What's more, director Naoki Hamaguchi is confident about the conclusion of the saga.

At the Brasil Game Show 2025 last week, Hamaguchi spoke about the highly anticipated ending. He believes that everyone will be satisfied, whether they are fans of the original game or those who discovered the world of Final Fantasy VII through the remakes.

"Of course, I already have a clear idea of how Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 will end. I think this conclusion will appeal to both those who loved the original and those who became fans of FF7 thanks to the remake series. I'm confident that everyone will enjoy this new game."

This third installment is expected to be released directly on all platforms.

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