Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 Might Switch It's Engine To Unreal Engine 5

The first two parts of Final Fantasy VII Remake were loved by many fans, and we can't wait to see what happens next. It looks the next chapter of this journey may be told with a new engine, Unreal Engine 5.
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[@AngelaRichter65]

My son loved this game when it first came out. He still loves it and is playing the remake. He loved Cloud so much.

[@Retrospect2000]

Cloud is a special character and a very likeable one! I hope he's enjoying the new game as much as we have. :)

[@AngelaRichter65]

@@Retrospect2000 first thing he asked me on his last visit was if I'd gotten the game. Sweet Summer Child, of course I didn't. I only watched him play Final Fantasy. I play XIV because I like MMO.

[@Retrospect2000]

@@AngelaRichter65 Yeah XIV is a really popular MMO and it's easy to see why. After all these years it's still getting more content. Honestly though if you do want a good singleplayer game I would recommend giving FF7 Remake and Rebirth a go. They're sooo good, especially Rebirth lol.

[@SomnusShinra]

I want them to stay with UE 4. 2 major things: If they switch to UE 5 the development time would be longer and could delay the game until 2030. The other main thing is that UE 5 games are difficult to release without bugs and other problems. Unreal Engine is not a good engine for open world games and the fact that UE 4 can move Rebirth is a miracle as a development perspective. If they stay with UE 4 we can get Part 3 for 2027 (FF7 30th Anniversary) and also the whole Remake project would be an amazing 7 year development project.

[@Retrospect2000]

Well technically it would be a 12 year project if you count the 5 years from when FF7 Remake was first announced up to it's 2020 release. But honestly for an AAA trilogy these days, that's pretty standard. Oh how I miss the PS2/3 days of my childhood when yearly release were possible. But yeah I agree UE4 is plenty good enough I think. Unless there's just something huge they have to do that UE4 can't handle, then I think sticking with UE4 would be best.

[@ドライデ-ファッサ]

by the time part 3 arrives, PS6 or PS5 pro should be on sell

[@Retrospect2000]

I think it will be just before the PS6, just like part 1 was on PS4 just before PS5.