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Yoshinori Kitase, the producer of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, head of Square Enix’s Creative Business Unit I, and the Final Fantasy series Brand Manager, hopes the Final Fantasy VII series will continue after the remake project concludes.
According to the Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Ultimania book that was released in Japan this week, Kitase commented that he hopes the world of the Final Fantasy VII series will continue even after the third entry in the remake project has been released.
In a post by Twitter/X user @aitaikimochi that translated the comment, Kitase also said that he believes the third game in the remake project may be his last involvement with Final Fantasy VII due to his age.
For this, Kitase aims to bring the trilogy to a close with a happy ending and on a positive note without leaving behind unfinished business.
Kitase has hopes that the world of FF7 may continue on even after finishing the FF7 Remake Project trilogy, but they need to wrap up Part 3 first and foremost.
He thinks Part 3 will perhaps be his last involvement with a game in the FF7 series due to his age. In… pic.twitter.com/a5tGXfEQTG
— ☆オードリーAudrey☆ (@aitaikimochi) April 12, 2024
Apart from the comment from Kitase, the Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Ultimania book also includes various details on the game, including the ending and a certain character’s fate by director Tetsuya Nomura.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is now available exclusively on the PlayStation 5 and in our 9.5/10 review of the game, we said, “The wonders of exploration in a vast open world, an emotional and tense storyline, and upbeat engaging battles – all superbly wrapped in a masterpiece soundtrack, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is truly Square Enix’s magnum opus, one that elevates the original in many wonderful ways.”
