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Final Fantasy VII Re: Revelation Title Explained by Director

Simon Ellis 1 min read

Square Enix director explains why Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 is now titled Final Fantasy VII Re: Revelation, moving away from sequential numbering.

Final Fantasy VII Re: Revelation Title Explained by Director
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Square Enix has shifted the naming convention for the third installment of the Final Fantasy VII Remake project. The director behind the game revealed that the title will now read Final Fantasy VII Re: Revelation instead of Part 3. The title shift moves away from the numbering scheme applied to earlier installments.

Director reveals reasoning behind shifting from Part 3 to Revelation branding for the upcoming installment.

The information was provided by the developers behind the upcoming game. The studio is expanding on the storyline from prior entries to create a unified narrative. The new name implies an emphasis on exploring underlying story elements and characters.

The director provided specific reasoning for adopting the new name during an official discussion about the project. While the exact details of that explanation remain somewhat vague in available reports, the confirmation itself validates the new branding. The studio uses distinct titles for each part instead of sequential numbers.

No release date or platform information has been announced for the game. Development is ongoing within the larger remake project. Additional information on gameplay and release timing will be shared later.

Source: Insider Gaming