The official “Final Fantasy VII” Twitter account has recently been treating fans to daily Q&A sessions, offering insights into the highly anticipated “Final Fantasy VII Rebirth,” the 2nd part of the “FFVII Remake.” One Q&A has been making the rounds right now because of a massive hint dropped by the director of the game: “Rebirth” might have an open-world setting.
Yoshinori Kitase, the mastermind behind “Final Fantasy VII Rebirth,” has been sharing concise yet reassuring answers in these sessions. He confirms that development is going smoothly and drops an exciting hint about the game’s world. Unlike its linear predecessor, the second part of the “Final Fantasy VII Remake” trilogy will present a “wide and multifaceted world,” promising players an expansive and immersive experience.
Kitase’s comments provide a glimpse into the development process, assuring fans that everything is going according to plan. He even tantalizes us with the news that the team is currently finalizing a release date for the game. Furthermore, he mentions that the game’s world will offer a “high degree of freedom,” allowing players to explore and discover a multitude of captivating stories.
Co-director Naoki Hamaguchi previously hinted at this, drawing inspiration from the immersive world and direction of “Horizon Zero Dawn.” Additionally, Creative Director Tetsuya Nomura reassured fans that the Remake project would faithfully maintain the established history of the beloved classic.
The timing of these Q&A sessions has also sparked speculation among fans. With the Summer Game Fest just around the corner, some enthusiasts believe that a new trailer for “Final Fantasy VII Rebirth” will grace the event, giving them another reason to be excited after the release of “Final Fantasy XVI.” Whether the game will really be an open-world game or not, only time will tell. All we can do now is wait for the official reveal.
