Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 set for multi‑platform release, targeting younger gamers

Naoki Hamaguchi, director of the Final Fantasy VII Remake project, confirmed that Part 3 will be released across multiple platforms, including PC, PlayStation 5/Pro, Xbox Series S, and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Development will focus on delivering the highest quality on high‑range hardware first, then scaling down features for mid‑ and lower‑range systems without compromising graphics or performance. Hamaguchi explained the team’s technical approach, covering CPU, GPU, RAM and storage considerations for each console.

He also acknowledged Square Enix’s broader challenge of attracting a younger audience to the franchise. Data cited by market analyst Circana show that about 70 % of players of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth are over 30 years old, prompting Hamaguchi to stress the need for new experiences that appeal to newer generations while satisfying longtime fans.