The announcement of Final Fantasy VII Revelation as the title for the third installment of the remake trilogy has sparked curiosity and speculation among fans. The choice of 'Revelation' as opposed to other potential subtitles like 'Resolve' or 'Reunion' is intriguing, and director Naoki Hamaguchi offers some insight into the decision. While the central theme of 'Resolve' was considered, Hamaguchi clarifies that it was merely a coincidence that the word begins with 'R-E'. The subtitle 'Revelation' was chosen because it best matched the game's intent to reveal answers and conclude the trilogy. Hamaguchi emphasizes the secrecy surrounding the title, with only a select few development team members aware of it until the Summer Game Fest announcement. This secrecy adds to the anticipation and intrigue surrounding the game's release in 2027. The multiplatform release, including Nintendo, marks a significant moment for the series, and the game's focus on character development and player choices promises an engaging experience. The connection to the Book of Revelation from the Bible is an interesting observation, but Hamaguchi clarifies that it was more about answering fan questions and providing closure to the trilogy. Overall, the choice of 'Revelation' as the subtitle is a strategic move to build excitement and provide a satisfying conclusion to the Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy.
