Recreation director of the Ultimate Fantasy VII Remake collection, Naoki Hamaguchi, shared in a latest interview that he’s exploring the potential of post-launch DLC, however these expansions would focus solely off facet tales, fairly than a continuation.
The interview (through Automation) requested Hamaguchi in regards to the robust risk of DLC, and he assured followers that it’s being mentioned at Sq. Enix, however he desires to do it the best method, and never alter the ending on the primary recreation.
More moderen feedback from Hamaguchi instructed that he intends to inform the whole story within the recreation itself, and never rip-off followers by requiring them to pay for DLC simply to search out out the true ending.
Hamaguchi defined within the interview that the DLC they’re planning may additionally inform the story of one of many lesser recognized characters, akin to Cid, Vincent, or others. Hamaguchi and his crew have close to infinite prospects of tales they’ll inform that doesn’t have an effect on the ending of the sport.
Ultimate Fantasy VII Revelation has constructed up over a decade of storytelling that’s set to achieve a finale within the closing recreation. The story will expectedly come right down to a remaining showdown with super-villain Sephiroth and Cloud Strife, the place the destiny of the universe is at stake.
It’s good to listen to that Hamaguchi intends to offer the trilogy a satisfying conclusion, however nonetheless give followers some further content material to get pleasure from even when it doesn’t proceed the story of the primary recreation. The finale has all the pieces coming full-circle, so Hamaguchi is aware of he has to finish on a excessive be aware and to not disappoint followers who’ve caught round this decade-long journey.
Ultimate Fantasy VII Revelation launches early subsequent 12 months and it’s good to know that though that is the ending, it will not be a goodbye after-all to those characters. The trilogy is coming to an in depth, however there’s nonetheless loads to stay up for earlier than and after its launch.
