Naoki Hamaguchi, director of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy, confirmed that the third and final act will retain its original length, amid fan feedback on the sequel, Rebirth.
Pacing and Development Strategy
Hamaguchi addressed concerns regarding the pacing of Rebirth, clarifying that criticisms aimed at its length relate more to pacing than content excess. He reaffirmed that all story elements will remain intact, with changes focused on ensuring story progression remains engaging and swift.
Hamaguchi emphasized the strategic importance of pacing, asserting that both experience and feedback are crucial in fine-tuning the game's balance. He personally engages with the game throughout its development to validate this balance.
Third Game Focus
Looking ahead to the trilogy's final installment, the development team plans to enhance storytelling so that narrative shifts occur at a balanced pace. Hamaguchi reassures players that the sequel is progressing well and maintains confidence in its current state.
