At the close of a trilogy nearly three decades in the making, Square Enix's Naoki Hamaguchi has drawn back the curtain on Final Fantasy VII Revelation — a game whose 200GB footprint and 100-plus hours of content signal not merely a product launch, but the culmination of an ambitious act of cultural reimagination. The final chapter of a story first told in 1997 now arrives carrying the weight of community memory, creative reinvention, and the quiet question every ending must answer: was the journey worth it?
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Will Exceed 100 Hours for Completionists, Director Confirms
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