Final Fantasy VII Revelation, the latest entry in the popular Final Fantasy VII series, is anticipated to be a lengthy and detailed game, with players expected to spend approximately 100 hours to complete all its content, according to ActuGaming.net. The article notes that obtaining the Platinum Trophy in the previous installment, Rebirth, was a particularly difficult challenge for many players. However, Naoki Hamaguchi, one of the directors involved in Revelation, stated that the Platinum Trophy in this new game will be easier to achieve.
Hamaguchi explained that the difficulty of the Platinum Trophy in Rebirth may have been too high, and the team had expected more players to attempt it than actually did. He also mentioned that Teruki Endo, the director of combat for Rebirth, expressed regret over how challenging the Platinum Trophy was for players. According to Hamaguchi, the Platinum Trophy in Revelation is expected to be achievable by at least 20 percent of players, possibly more.
To make the game more accessible, especially for those unfamiliar with open-world gameplay, Revelation will include more on-screen guidance. However, some experienced players have found this guidance to be too prominent, and the development team is considering options that would allow players to customize how the guidance is presented.
Final Fantasy VII Revelation is scheduled to release on April 8, 2027, for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Switch 2. The game is expected to bring new challenges and features to the long-running franchise, while also addressing player feedback from previous titles.
Final Fantasy VII Revelation's Platinum Trophy Will Be Easier Than Rebirth's
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