Entertainment news and discussion on TalkFuse.
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation boss says the ending “might be fully faithful to the original” RPG, or “it might end up being something completely different”
The director overseeing Final Fantasy 7 Revelation has said the game's ending could either stay true to the original 1997 RPG or diverge into new territory, leaving the outcome deliberately uncertain. This matters to fans because the Remake trilogy has already reworked major story elements from the source material, so any hint about the finale's direction feeds ongoing speculation about how closely the series will ultimately follow its classic plot.
The comments, as reported, stop short of confirming which path the story will take, with the developer framing both a faithful conclusion and a substantially different one as live possibilities. Beyond this statement, the article provides no further detail on specific plot points, characters or a release timeframe for Revelation.
In short
- Revelation's boss says the ending may or may not match the original FF7.
- No confirmation given on which direction the story will take.
- Comment adds to ongoing fan speculation about the Remake trilogy's conclusion.
Explained simply
Final Fantasy VII is a role-playing game first released by Square in 1997. It follows Cloud Strife and a group of allies as they confront the Shinra company, which extracts energy from the planet, and the threat posed by Sephiroth.
The newer Final Fantasy VII Remake games retell parts of that story while changing some events and adding new material. Revelation is the planned final game in the trilogy, so its ending will determine how the retelling connects with the original. Fans are watching to see how the developers balance the familiar story with those changes.