Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Will Feature New Arrangements of Tracks from Remake

June 7, 2023 Orpheus Joshua

Today, the official Final Fantasy VII Remake Twitter account shared its sixth consecutive daily developer message regarding the upcoming direct sequel, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.

The first Final Fantasy VII Rebirth developer message from producer Yoshinori Kitase stated that development has been progressing smoothly, and the team is working on finalizing a release date.
The second Final Fantasy VII Rebirth developer message from director Naoki Hamaguchi stated that fans can anticipate a high degree of freedom with several different stories to experience.

The third Final Fantasy VII Rebirth developer message from writer Kazushige Nojima stated that players can anticipate a chain of narrative developments at the core of the FFVII story alongside each character’s destiny.
The fourth Final Fantasy VII Rebirth developer message from co-director Motomu Toriyama reiterated that one does not need to know the events of Remake to enjoy this sequel.
The fifth Final Fantasy VII Rebirth developer message from battle director Teruki Endo stated that players can anticipate new party members and be able to cooperate with other party members in closer ways than before.

Today, music supervisor Keiji Kawamori stated that Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will contain many new original tracks, including some new arrangements of songs from Final Fantasy VII Remake. The latter statement is the most noteworthy, though I’m guessing this will be to a minor extent.

Tomorrow would mark the seventh developer message and the day of Summer Games Fest, so perhaps something substantial is on the horizon…

We’ll keep you all updated on any future Final Fantasy VII Rebirth comments that are released.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is the sequel to the first entry in this ongoing Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy effort. Throughout the announcement trailer, players got a tease of the Nibleheim flashback with Cloud and Sephiroth and Zack carrying Cloud, seemingly from either the end of Crisis Core or the end of Remake.