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Future Final Fantasy Remakes Teased by Square Enix to Be Even Longer Than FF7 Trilogy
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Remakes of Final Fantasy games have proven to be popular in recent years, with the obvious success of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake series being a clear indication.
However, despite how much time has passed to finish the FF7 Remake series, developer Square Enix has revealed even longer plans for future remake games from the franchise’s past.
Instead of a trilogy, though, future Final Fantasy remakes could be four, five, or even six separate games to tell a complete story.
More Final Fantasy Remake Series Could Take Up To A Decade To FinishConsidering how Square Enix are likely still working on Final Fantasy 17 too, dividing any remake project into multiple games makes sense.
Based on FF7 Remake, it took four years between FF7 Remake and Rebirth, and another three years between Rebirth and Revelation.