As if fans of Final Fantasy VII Remake weren’t excited enough for the release of the demo, their excitement is sure to grow even more since it has been officially confirmed that the game has gone gold.
The information comes from Japanese website 4Gamer in which it talked with director Tetsuya Nomura about the game’s development and what players can expect once the full game comes out. Specifically, when asked about the development process, Nomura admitted that Final Fantasy VII Remake does need a bit more “last quality improvements,” but has already gone gold. For those who may not be familiar with the term, going gold means that a video game is done with development and is ready for production.
Originally, Final Fantasy VII Remake was supposed to come out in March. However, it was revealed in January that the game would be getting delayed by one month in order to give fans the experience that they truly deserve. Whether that meant adding a few more finishing touches to the product or completely reworking certain parts remained unclear, it ultimately did mean that eager fans would have to be a bit more patient.
Now that Final Fantasy VII Remake has gone gold, the possibility of a delay is almost non-existent. Fans can pretty much expect to get their hands on the game when it comes out and won't have to worry about any last-minute pushbacks or announcements saying that the game will take longer to finish.
In the meantime, in order to keep players busy and excited for the full release, a demo has been released for the PS4 version. The Final Fantasy VII Remake Demo is a perfect opportunity to get a taste of what the final product has to offer, but more importantly, get to see how much the game has changed and evolved, via first-hand experience. This is sure to resonate with longtime fans of the game because it allows them to really see the difference between the original and the remake.
The first part of Final Fantasy VII Remake will come out exclusively for the PS4 on April 10, 2020.
Source: 4Gamer, Siliconera