Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Could Take 100 Hours To Beat, And Its Director Has Done It 46 Times
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Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is positioned as the largest installment in the remake series, with director Naoki Hamaguchi estimating a full completion run could stretch to around 100 hours. Hamaguchi has personally played through the game 46 times, underscoring both the depth of content and his investment in the project's final form. The figure represents a substantial increase over previous entries in the trilogy, suggesting the concluding chapter will offer significantly more to explore than its predecessors.
- Director Hamaguchi estimates 100-hour playtime for completing all content in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.
- Hamaguchi has personally completed the game 46 times during development.
- Rebirth is shaping up as the trilogy's largest entry by considerable margin.
A 100-hour finale signals Square Enix is building an ambitious, content-rich conclusion to settle the remake trilogy's narrative threads.
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Final Fantasy VII Revelation director has completed the game 46 times, hints at game's length
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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Could Take 100 Hours To Beat, And Its Director Has Done It 46 Times
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation is shaping up to be the biggest entry in the remake trilogy by a considerable margin, as game director Naoki Hamaguchi estimates that a complete playthrough of everything that the game has to offer could take up t…