New details on the release date of Square Enix's "Final Fantasy VII" remake have surfaced; however, fans might not see the title this year.

"Final Fantasy VII" remake for the PlayStation 4 is instead set to be out in the final quarter of 2017, according to Reddit user MajorBlaze1. As per the Redditor, the game's Xbox version is bound to come out in the first few months of 2018.

The rumors sprang up from an alleged e-mail from Amazon, confirming the estimated release date for the title. As per the said e-mail, the title is expected to come to the PlayStation 4 on Dec. 29, 2017. It is further revealed that the pre-order notice from the retailer unveiled a December release. The latest e-mail made fans speculate on a 2017 release, however.

"Final Fantasy VII" remake is Square Enix's forthcoming action role-playing video game featuring updated graphics and gameplay from the original 1997 PlayStation's title. It relives the story of mercenary Cloud Strife as he and the group AVALANCHE strive for combat against the Shinra megacorporation and previous Shinra soldier Sephiroth.

Previously, title producer Yoshinori Kitase revealed that the title will feature characters and plot from the Compilation content, as per Movie News Guide. According to the publication, the minor characters are not set to return in the remake. Furthermore, it is assumed that the title is set to showcase enhanced visuals, which will be evident in in-game combat styles.

Square Enix's "Final Fantasy VII" remake is set to be released for the PlayStation 4.

Watch the trailer for "Final Fantasy VII" remake here.