Final Fantasy VII's Remake has been on a roll in terms of teasing, taunting fans of its existence and making a massive impact across the web relentlessly. Given that Final Fantasy VII is considerably the best one in the series according to many, what plans does Square Enix have for the entirety of the franchise?
According to Christian Today, Square Enix certainly has a lot on their plate for their upcoming titles lined up, one being Final Fantasy XV: Episode Duscae, and the more critically awaited Final Fantasy VII remake. That being said, a lot is put on the line for these Square Enix powerhouses, especially the remake which is expected to surpass the previous one which was created many years back. However, Sqaure Enix director Tetsuya Nomura seems to have other plans in mind.
Reported by Yibada, Director Tetsuya Nomura recently declared that the Final Fantasy VII remake may have some in-game attributed to be changed accordingly. It was speculated upon that the combat mechanism is to become turn-based, but as of the moment, no concrete declaration of this change has been disclosed. Nomura clarified, however, that the essence of the traditional Final Fantasy orientation will not entirely be changed, and fans can rest assured that their adored gameplay mechanism will stay intact.
Delivered by Game Spot, Square Enix is speculated on having further plans due to the teases they have released that more remakes of the series might be on their way. Given that the upcoming Final Fantasy VII remake becomes successful, the possibility of more remakes may surface, giving the fans more of what they want from the developers.
Since the Final Fantasy VII remake is one title that has given fans more reason to love the series, there are those who have expressed their enthusiasm towards it through making tributes. In this case, an album dedicated to the upcoming title.
News has gone online that over 200 artists have started, and are working together to make an astonishing 5-disc album solely for Final Fantasy VII. According to the fans, this is one way of paying homage to the awesome franchise that elevated the standards of Final Fantasy incomparably throughout the years.
Final Fantasy VII still does not have a fixed date as of the moment, and fans are encouraged to stay put for further news on the upcoming title.
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