Final Fantasy VII Remake director Tetsuya Nomura has revealed that the ending for the upcoming third and final part of the remake trilogy has already been completed. In a recent interview, Nomura mentioned that development is progressing smoothly and the team is confident fans will be pleased with how the story concludes.

The director emphasized that the ending is designed to deliver a satisfying resolution while honoring the legacy of the original game. While no specific release window has been shared, Nomura’s update suggests that internal planning and storyboarding for the finale are already finalized.

Producer Yoshinori Kitase also noted that the writing and direction teams are closely aligned to ensure narrative consistency throughout all three parts of the remake project. Fans can expect the upcoming installment to stay true to the emotional and thematic depth of the series while offering a fresh interpretation of its conclusion.

Square Enix has yet to confirm the official title or release date for Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3. However, with the story’s ending already locked in, development appears to be well on track, giving long-time followers confidence that the final chapter will deliver the closure they’ve been waiting for.