Final Fantasy 7 Remake progress is not as we thought

For fans hoping to get a release date confirmed by Square Enix for the Final Fantasy 7 Remake, they’ll probably be disappointed to learn that the game is experiencing development problems. It seems that Final Fantasy 7 Remake has been in development for the past four years, but in fact it has only been in development for the last two years when Square Enix’s partner forced the company to start from scratch at a new location. array number of the game.

Previously, Square Enix partnered with CyberConnect 2 to support action gameplay and video quality. However, it was recently reported that Square canceled its partnership with the company last year, deeming the content “unusable”. As a result, Final Fantasy 7 Remake has been hit hard, but the situation looks even worse.

According to Dan Tsukasa, Final Fantasy 7’s design expert and art director, things went haywire when CyberConnect2 was dropped from the project. He said: “Is it ever a good sign for a company to take back a project from another company? I know things that CyberConnect can’t use, I’ve worked with them before, I know their level.”

With recent job postings revealing that this remake will surpass the original Final Fantasy 7, rather than simply being a remaster, this is not good news at all. But on the other hand, we should rest assured that the game is still in development, not cancelled. To waste 2 years will definitely delay this game.

Of course, this information also does not say anything and Square Enix has yet to comment on the current matter. It should be further noted that Tsukasa appears to have deleted her social media accounts and ArtStation profile after appearing on Reddit.

Source: Reddit