{"id":57577,"date":"2026-06-03T04:48:00","date_gmt":"2026-06-02T20:48:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sgbuzz.com\/?p=57577"},"modified":"2026-06-03T04:48:00","modified_gmt":"2026-06-02T20:48:00","slug":"what-is-the-ff7-remake-part-3-name-here-are-the-5-best-options","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sgbuzz.com\/?p=57577","title":{"rendered":"What is the FF7 Remake Part 3 name? Here are the 5 best options"},"content":{"rendered":"


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We know that part three is currently in development at Square Enix. Back in May, game director Naoki Hamaguchi told Nintendo Life in May that he had already completed \u201c40 full playthroughs\u201d of the third installment. He also suggested that players would not have to wait as long for part three, saying, \u201cWe want to capitalize on this cadence and moment to tie the experiences together without any gaps, from Remake<\/em> to Rebirth<\/em> to finally the third installment that lies beyond them.”<\/p>\n

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With the port of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth<\/em> launching on Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X on June 3, SGF week would be the perfect time to drop a trailer for the third game. While Final Fantasy has been a PlayStation console exclusive in years past, Hamaguchi announced back in September that the third part of the remake series will get a multiplatform launch, so it could happen at any one of this week\u2019s major shows.<\/p>\n

But what will the game be called? The editorial staff at Polygon has cooked up a few guesses, which I\u2019ve ranked from least to most likely. We\u2019re all pretty convinced that it\u2019ll be a word beginning with \u201cRE,\u201d but Square Enix could always pull a fast one on us.<\/p>\n

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\n Final Fantasy 7 Rescendo
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Barret fighting in the train during the FF7 Remake trailer<\/figcaption>Square Enix<\/small><\/figure>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

This one comes from our own Mike McWhertor, in the hope that \u201cSquare Enix will go with a made-up word.\u201d It\u2019s not impossible they do something along these lines. This is, after all, the company who gave us Bravely Default, Various Daylife, <\/em>and Forspoken<\/em>. \u201cRescendo\u201d has two syllables and evokes the musical term \u201ccrescendo,\u201d which refers to an upward surge in volume or intensity for a passage of music, fitting for an epic conclusion. While it\u2019s very unlikely it will be \u201cRescendo,\u201d there\u2019s a non-zero chance of it being something totally whackadoo.<\/p>\n

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The word \u201crecompense\u201d refers to payback for a loss \u2014 it\u2019s often used in legal contexts, which gives it a certain heft and gravitas. It\u2019s the idea of being made whole when something bad happens. This certainly fits with the narrative of Final Fantasy 7<\/em>, which centers on the loss of multiple beloved characters and a looming existential threat to the world. That said, though it\u2019s a word that starts with \u201cRE-\u201d, it wouldn\u2019t make the cleanest fit with the titles of the previous two games. \u201cRecompense\u201d is a three-syllable word, where \u201cremake\u201d and \u201crebirth\u201d are only two.<\/p>\n

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To be clear, this should<\/em> be the title of the last part of the FF7<\/em> trilogy. It fits perfectly with the game\u2019s plot, broader themes, and the remake naming conventions. However, in 2022, Square Enix released a remake of the PSP Zack Fair spinoff and called it Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion<\/em>. While it seems unlikely that Square Enix would reuse the title four or five years later for another game within the same franchise, it also doesn\u2019t seem completely impossible. After all, the audience for the remake trilogy is a lot bigger than the audience for Crisis Core<\/em>. And it is a very good title.<\/p>\n

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Will this reimagined story of Final Fantasy 7<\/em> bring Aerith and Zack back to life? You\u2019ve already played two whole games without getting a clear answer to that question, so what\u2019s stopping Square Enix from asking it again? This one seems too obvious to be possible, but the more you think about it, the more likely it seems.<\/p>\n

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This one doesn\u2019t exactly roll off the tongue, but it does work on a number of levels. On a narrative level, people in the world of FF7 <\/em>\u201creturn to the planet\u201d when they die. This latter third of the FF7 <\/em>story is where we see a lot of characters contemplating their own mortality \u2014 not to mention quite literally entering the planet\u2019s center at multiple points. It would also tease the potential comeback of Aerith and Zack, without being as literal (or potentially misleading) as \u201crevival.\u201d Plus, there\u2019s a clear precedent for ending trilogies with a triumphant return \u2014 Return of the Jedi <\/em>and Return of the King<\/em>, anyone?<\/p>\n

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\t\t\tQueen’s Blood will be ‘enhanced’ and ‘powered-up’ in FF7 Remake Part 3<\/p>\n<\/h5>\n

Director Naoki Hamaguchi says that Rebirth’s hit card game will be ‘powered-up’ in Part 3<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n


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