Square Enix confirmed back in November 2019 that the second episode was already in-development, and IGN reported that a Square Enix representative had said “that the team anticipates that the development of the second game will be more efficient”.Īs mentioned by Gamespot, this suggests that you won’t need to wait another five years as with the first episode. However, while there’s no release date for Final Fantasy VII Remake part 2, it may not take as long to come out as the first episode did. There is no release date for when Final Fantasy VII Remake part 2 will come out (update: Testuya Nomura has said he wants it to be released “ASAP”). There’s very little known about the second episode such as how long it will be and whether it’ll even complete the story of the self-proclaimed remake, but as of this moment all fans really want to know more than anything else is its release date.įINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE:Are there DLC plans to fill the void before part 2?

However, regardless of where you sit on the fence, it’s impossible to argue with the sentiment that part 2 is now more unpredictable than ever before. Nomura and co have made significant changes to the original storyline in the Final Fantasy VII Remake, and this has resulted in divisive responses with some dubbing it fan-fiction whereas others have praised for it for being daring. While the length of its campaign is more than enough at around 30-40 hours, lots of players have already completed it and are thus awaiting news concerning the release date for when part 2 is coming out. The Final Fantasy VII Remake has been available on PlayStation 4 for over a week now and it’s already estimated to be the third best selling Sony exclusive on PSN. Ultimately we don’t know how many parts there will be and when part 2 is coming out, but here’s hoping it arrives as a dense episode that isn’t just released to keep fans happy until the next and furthermore entries are launched. This doesn’t give us fans a lot of confidence as it just raises more doubts and concerns about when the remake will eventually be whole, and – if you were to ask most fans – a trilogy would be the most ideal scenario as few want it to be as long and convoluted as the Kingdom Hearts saga. In the same translation on Twitter there’s acknowledgement from Square Enix that many outside people are under the impression it’ll be a trilogy, but this isn’t something they’re focusing on as they only have a rough idea about how many parts will be developed for the remake to be full.

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