Final Fantasy

As some may remember, the first two entries in the remake trilogy released on PC with some issues, and although some were fixed, there are still some lingering issues, such as shader compilation stuttering, that haven't been fixed yet. As such, some may expect the same to happen with Final Fantasy VII Revelation, even more considering Square Enix is working on every other version of the game as well for a multiplatform launch during Spring 2027. However, as the third and final entry in the trilogy will be powered by a heavily-modified version of Unreal Engine 4, like its immediate predecessor,

I think a natural question to consider following the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy is: will we be getting any more Final Fantasy remakes on the same scale? Many fans of the series likely have their personal wishlist of games they'd love to see get the same care and attention. I'd love to see a full-scale Final Fantasy 6 remake, I'm aware of how impractical that might be. For a while, there was a lot of buzz surrounding a possible Final Fantasy 9 remake, but there is still no confirmation on that front either. Whether this happens will likely be partially reliant on sales of Final Fantasy 7 Re

Earlier today, Final Fantasy Resonance was announced during a Nintendo Direct. The game is heralded by Square Enix as the "first HD-2D Final Fantasy game." Now, it's hard to see the word "first" there, and not assume that means there will be more HD-2D Final Fantasy games coming in the future. These could be original titles like Final Fantasy Resonance, but this could also be a way to remake older games at a less ambitious scale than the FF7 Remake trilogy. Square's HD-2D style is perhaps one of my favorite innovations in gaming presentation styles. It captures the retro feel of pixel-art game

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation will launch in spring 2027 but Square Enix has not confirmed a specific date yet. Revelation is also the first game in the trilogy to launch on all platforms simultaneously, including PC. There are no PC store pages yet, but Revelation will be available on Steam, Epic Games Store, and Xbox for PC. So no store exclusivity deals this time around, either.