The Final Fantasy VII remake project is a sub-franchise within the Final Fantasy VII series. Building upon and reimagining the story of Final Fantasy VII, it continues and connects deeply with the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII. The franchise consists of three games and additional media that connect and retell parts of the original game's narrative.
The remake project has been described by Motomu Toriyama as a "coming together" of all the works set in the Final Fantasy VII universe to date.[1]
See also: Compilation of Final Fantasy VII
Titles[]
Final Fantasy VII remake project[]
Listed in order of release date.
- Final Fantasy VII Remake: A retelling and expansion on the Midgar sequence in Final Fantasy VII, with new mechanics inspired by the original game. The game follows mercenary Cloud Strife as he fights alongside a cell of Avalanche led by Barret Wallace against the Shinra Electric Power Company.
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade: An updated re-release of VII Remake with enhanced graphics, gameplay rebalancing and the addition of a DLC chapter following Yuffie Kisaragi during the events of the main game.
- Final Fantasy VII Rebirth: The sequel to VII Remake, which continues off after the party leaves Midgar after their confrontation with Sephiroth and the Whispers.
- Untitled third game: An untitled third game that serves as the end of the remake project.
Remake adjacent[]
These are titles that accompany the games and serve as elaborations of the stories presented in them.
- Final Fantasy VII Remake: Picturing the Past: A short story told from the perspective of a Shinra military trooper who knew Aerith Gainsborough as a child.
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Trace of Two Pasts: A novel following two stories from the perspectives of Tifa Lockhart and Aerith Gainsborough.
Related[]
Titles set in the world of Final Fantasy VII released alongside the remake project.
- Final Fantasy VII The First Soldier: A mobile battle royale game set 18 years before the events of the main game, where candidates compete in the early stages of the SOLDIER program.
- Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis: A mobile RPG that goes through scenarios based on the various games in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, with the addition of new stories and expansions.
- Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion: A remaster of the Compilation title Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- with enhanced graphics and new voice cast consistent with the remake project.
Citations[]
- ↑ King, Jade (2021, July 6). "Final Fantasy 7 Remake Interview: Yoshinori Kitase, Naoki Hamaguchi, and Motomu Toriyama On Recreating A Classic". From The Gamer. Archived from the original on 17=4 July, 2021.
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