Square Enix Pledges a Satisfying End to FFVII Remake
Square Enix has confirmed that the entire Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy will be released on Xbox Series X/S, ending the series’ long-standing PlayStation exclusivity. The announcement from Game Director Naoki Hamaguchi signals a strategic shift for the franchise, suggesting a potential simultaneous cross-platform launch for the trilogy’s concluding chapter.

The confirmation came after Game Director Naoki Hamaguchi was featured in a social media post at Microsoft HQ alongside Xbox Executive Sarah Bond and Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer. This news expands upon a previous announcement which had only confirmed the first two games for the platform. In preparation for the port, a demo for Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is already available on Xbox, with the full game’s release on the console scheduled for .

The Final Fantasy VII Remake series, including the initial release and its sequel Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, has been a notable PlayStation exclusive. The decision to bring the complete trilogy to Xbox Series X/S indicates a significant change in publishing strategy. This move allows for a wider audience and could enable a simultaneous launch for the final game across multiple major consoles, which the source material notes may also include the unannounced Switch 2.

According to the source, the decision aims to make the reimagined RPG series “available to players on all consoles,” thereby maximizing its commercial reach. By moving away from platform exclusivity, Square Enix can position the trilogy’s finale as a major cross-platform event. This decision reflects a broader industry trend of publishers re-evaluating the value of console-exclusive titles in favor of multi-platform releases.

Several key details about the final installment remain unconfirmed. The official title of the third game has not yet been revealed. Furthermore, a specific release date has not been set, although industry speculation points toward a possible launch in . Whether the final game will have a simultaneous day-one release on all platforms is also unconfirmed, though this announcement makes it a strong possibility.

Xbox players can look forward to the full release of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade in , with a demo currently available for download. Square Enix is expected to provide more concrete information on the trilogy’s final installment, including its title and launch timeline, as development continues. The expansion ensures the complete modern saga will be accessible to a broader base of players.

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