Square Enix is releasing a new Bring Arts action figure for Final Fantasy VII protagonist Cloud Strife, based on his Kingdom Hearts illustration by Tetsuya Nomura. Pre-orders are now live with a release this July.

Tetsuya Nomura spoke with Famitsu during the Dissidia Final Fantasy third anniversary event last weekend where he took the opportunity to clarify some misunderstandings on Final Fantasy VII Remake.

During a closed event for The World Ends With You: Final Remix in Japan, Tetsuya Nomura was part of a fan Q&A where he mentioned some ideas for Final Fantasy VII Remake.

Square Enix posted a new job listing to recruit 3DCG designers to work as a VFX designer for Final Fantasy VII Remake, but what’s different this time is that it is being described as an action game.

It’s been a while since we last saw anything new from Final Fantasy VII Remake other than a glimpse at the Air Buster boss fight. Tetsuya Nomura shared an explanation on why Square Enix is holding back.

Final Fantasy VII Remake didn’t make an appearance at E3 2018 but director Tetsuya Nomura shared a few updates on its development in an interview in this week’s issue of Famitsu magazine.

We got to see plenty of Kingdom Hearts III goodness at E3 2018 but not a trace of Final Fantasy VII Remake. Tetsuya Nomura who is directing both titles shared a few words on that in an interview.

We’re still waiting to see more of Final Fantasy VII Remake ever since Square Enix said that they’ve revamped some of the designs, but we got a glimpse at a new screenshot from the job recruitment page.

In anticipation of Final Fantasy VII Remake, Riot Games character artist Blair Armitage shared her own take on the game’s heroine Tifa Lockhart with some highly-detailed pieces of fan art.

Final Fantasy VII Remake producer Yoshinori Kitase confirmed in a recent interview that legendary composer Nobuo Uematsu is in fact working on the upcoming remake.

Square Enix is looking to surpass the original FFVII with Final Fantasy VII Remake and VFX Director Shintaro Takai talked about how he’s helping a new generation of developers go beyond a simple remake.

Square Enix is recruiting planners and other members to help develop Final Fantasy VII Remake, and according to Art Director & VFX Director Shintaro Takai the team only has a few members from the original staff.

Square Enix recently put up a new job listing to recruit battle planners and level planners for Final Fantasy VII Remake, which they’re working on with the mindset of surpassing the original title.

Square Enix recently put up a new job listing seeking level planners for Final Fantasy VII Remake. The recruitment message has info on its requirements and a progress update on the game’s development.

Those who attended the Final Fantasy series’ 30th anniversary exhibition got a first look at new screenshots for Final Fantasy VII Remake along with a surprise appearance from director Tetsuya Nomura.