In a bold move that shakes the gaming world, Naoki Hamaguchi, director of the highly anticipated Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, has voiced concerns over streaming's influence on role-playing games (RPGs) like Final Fantasy. With gameplay streams posing a significant challenge to RPG creators, Hamaguchi warns that players might feel content just watching others play, neglecting the actual experience. To combat this issue, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation promises to deliver an unprecedented level of player choice, ensuring no two gamers will share the same journey. The game is set to release in spring 2027 for PC via Steam and Epic Games Store, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S. Notably, Hamaguchi has assured fans that Tifa and Scarlet's iconic slap battle will make a comeback, while the team has addressed criticisms of too many minigames by reworking the focus to cater to both battle enthusiasts and those who prefer cosmetic rewards. Final Fantasy 7 Revelation aims to wrap up the remake series on a high note, giving fans a satisfying conclusion to the beloved trilogy that was announced at Summer Game Fest 2026.