Final Fantasy VII Revelation

The final chapter of the Remake Series

Final Fantasy VII Revelation is the third and final entry in Square Enix’s Final Fantasy VII Remake Series. The publisher’s announcement positions it as the conclusion to the project and follows Cloud and his companions as they pursue Sephiroth. Its release is scheduled for 8 April 2027. As the game is still upcoming, its final details may change; the official product and store pages should be checked again closer to release.

The story continues the group’s journey beyond the events of the previous entries, but the publisher has not described every plot turn. The official page establishes the central pursuit and the returning cast without revealing the ending. This guide sticks to those confirmed details rather than using speculation about the trilogy’s conclusion. Players new to the series may want to review the earlier Remake entries first, although the publisher’s own announcement is the best source for the current relationship between the games.

A broad world and party-based combat

Square Enix describes a world that can be explored aboard the Highwind airship, with Chocobo Piko providing another way to travel. The new footage introduces the ability to freely switch the active character and adjust the party while exploring. It also shows a grappling gun for scaling rooftops and moving through the environment. These are among the specific features the publisher has confirmed, rather than assumptions based on earlier games.

The combat system is presented as a perfected version of the series’ hybrid approach. Cid and Vincent are named as new playable characters, and the FITS system assigns specialised roles such as Warrior, Knight, Black Mage and Summoner. The publisher says party members can undertake different quests, which can affect certain events and scenarios. That suggests some variation in how the narrative unfolds, but the exact scope of those consequences has not yet been detailed in the official material.

Platforms and release date

The announced platforms are PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S and PC. The PC release is planned for Steam, the Epic Games Store and Xbox on PC. Square Enix states that the game launches on 8 April 2027, with physical and digital pre-orders available through its official channels and retailers. Digital pre-orders for Nintendo Switch 2 were described as opening at a later date in the announcement.

Because the release is months away, platform store pages and pre-order availability can change by region. Square Enix’s date announcement is the primary source for the date, format and platform list. The publisher also notes that planned content and availability details are subject to change. Buyers should compare the store listing for their chosen system and region rather than assume that every format has identical bonuses or an identical release schedule.

Editions and official prices

Square Enix’s US announcement lists Standard at $69.99, Deluxe at $99.99, and Collector’s Edition at $349.99. The Deluxe package includes a mini soundtrack, artbook and steelbook case. The Collector’s Edition is a Square Enix Store exclusive and adds a statue featuring Cloud, Zack and Sephiroth, along with the Deluxe contents and a Story Expansion Pass. These are announced prices and contents, not discounted sale amounts.

The digital offerings are distinct: Premium is listed at $99.99 and includes the Story Expansion Pass, in-game items and 24-hour early access; Premium Plus is $109.99 and adds a digital mini soundtrack, digital artbook and additional summon materia. The announcement describes two story-focused DLCs as planned for later release. Because the DLC is not available at launch and the publisher says schedules may change, the dates and scope of those additions should be treated as plans, not final guarantees.

Rating and what is still unknown

Square Enix’s announcement says Final Fantasy VII Revelation is not yet rated. No matching ESRB or PEGI rating-board listing was verified when this guide was prepared, so the age-rating field remains pending. That is more accurate than borrowing the rating of an earlier series entry, since ratings apply to individual releases and can differ by territory.

The game is still in development, so some details—including exact regional pricing, retailer bonuses, technical performance and the final content of planned expansions—remain subject to change. This hub will be updated when Square Enix publishes more. The current guide records the release date, announced platforms, gameplay features and edition prices directly from official Square Enix pages.