Having defeated the Whispers and defied their fates, Cloud and Avalanche's journey may end up looking very different from the original game, but even with the changes that are likely coming to FF7 Remake Part 2, it seems safe to assume the first leg of the journey will follow a similar path. RELATED: Square Enix Still Profitable Despite Big Lossesįinal Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2: The Journey to Junon SPOILERS AHEAD for those who never played the original game.

While this wouldn't inherently be a bad thing, it's worth tempering expectations ahead of time. With the impressive level of detail given to the city of Midgar, applying that same touch to the rest of the world could mean players don't make it as far into the original narrative as they might think. With the rest of Final Fantasy 7 Remake's world still left to be explored, many players are wondering how far into the world of Gaia they'll be able to explore in the next chapter of the remake.Īs many fans wonder what developers' intentions are for the world in Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2, it's worth taking a moment to look at the original game's world map and consider how far into the game's world it would be possible to reach. The first part of the remake took the city of Midgar, just the first chapter in the original game, and expanded the city and narrative to create a full game. Final Fantasy 7 Remake was the first in what is to be a series of games to retell the story of Cloud and his friends on their journey to stop Sephiroth and save the planet.

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