Final Fantasy VII Remake 3 is expected to be announced this year

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Final Fantasy VII Remake 3 is expected to be announced this year

Square Enix will release Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S this June 3rd. Once this port is complete, the Japanese publisher will be ready to announce details about the third and final part of the trilogy.

In an article published on Bloomberg, journalist Jason Schreier recounted his meeting with creative director Naoki Hamaguchi. During this interview about his career, Hamaguchi revealed that he hopes it won't be too long before he can announce the title and release date of the third installment.

Schreier went further, saying that these announcements should come in 2026. In addition, new gameplay elements will be introduced in this third game.

Source: bloomberg.com

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