Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth is a massive game with lots of side quests, mini-games, and rich open-world activities.Some players feel that some aspects of the game are too slow and controversial.Game director Naoki Hamaguchi defended this, saying the sections were just the right length.

Recently, Naoki Hamaguchi was interviewed by foreign media Screenrant. He said that he did not agree with the views of some players.In fact, he blames the problem on players being impetuous because they have too much to do outside of the game.

Hamaguchi Naoki said: "Regarding the length control of some content, especially in "Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth", I really think that they are not longer than necessary. I feel that players nowadays have too much to do and too many games to play, so they often have an urge to end it quickly."

Although he doesn't entirely agree with the criticism, the development team will make adjustments as it develops the third installment of Final Fantasy 7 Remake.Naoki Hamaguchi said: "When creating the final chapter of the trilogy, we are working hard to balance the narrative and unfolding of the story line to ensure that the overall game is simpler."

The developers of the "Final Fantasy 7" Remake series know that fans are eager to know how Alice will end up, so they deliberately designed it to make players play until the last moment to reveal the answer.