Final Fantasy VII: Revelation Confirmed to Launch on April 8, 2027
Square Enix has announced that Final Fantasy VII: Revelation will release on April 8, 2027, concluding the acclaimed remake trilogy with new gameplay features, airship navigation, and character additions.
Square Enix has officially confirmed that Final Fantasy VII: Revelation will launch on April 8, 2027. The upcoming action RPG will be available across multiple platforms, including the PlayStation 5, PC, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2. Serving as the final entry in the acclaimed Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy, the game aims to deliver the epic conclusion to a story that began with Final Fantasy VII Remake and continued in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.
During a recent Sony State of Play broadcast, Square Enix showcased an extended gameplay deep dive highlighting major new features. Among them is the introduction of airship navigation via the Highwind, allowing players to freely explore a vast open world before landing at areas of interest. Traversal has also been enhanced with a new grappling gun for scaling rooftops, alongside the return of the chocobo companion Piko, who serves as both a mount and a growing combat ally. Additionally, Yuffie’s hometown of Wutai and the towering Ruby Weapon were shown during the broadcast.
Combat sees significant expansion through the new Function-Integrated Tactical Suitwear, or FITS system. Players can customize play styles using four specialized FITS—Warrior, Knight, Black Mage, and Summoner—which alter character appearances and abilities. Cid and Vincent Valentine officially join the party as playable characters, featuring seamless party-switching capabilities both in combat and while exploring the open world. Furthermore, the fan-favorite minigame Queen's Blood returns with a new storyline centered around Red XIII.
Pre-orders are currently live, offering the Mecha-Chocobo & Moogle Summon Materia as a bonus. Alongside the standard release, Square Enix announced a Premium Edition and a Premium Plus Edition, which include perks such as early access, a Story Expansion Pass granting access to two story-centered DLC packs, digital art books, and various in-game items and summon materias.
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- PlayStation BlogOfficial platform source · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy VII Revelation launches on PS5 April 8, 2027
- Gamereactor UKSecondary publication · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy VII: Revelation confirmed to launch on April 8
- PlayStation UniverseSecondary publication · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy VII Revelation Gameplay Deep Dive Features Airship Navigation, Wutai, Ruby Weapon & More
- GematsuEstablished publication · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy VII Revelation launches April 8, 2027
- Game InformerSecondary publication · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy VII Revelation Will Feature Two Story DLCs, One For Sephiroth And The Other For Vincent And The Turks
- Game InformerSecondary publication · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy VII Revelation Drops April 8, 2027
- Game InformerSecondary publication · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy VII Revelation Extended Gameplay Look Highlights Wutai, Highwind Exploration, Queen's Blood, Side Quests, And More
- DSOGamingSecondary publication · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Is Coming to PC on April 8
- Nintendo LifeSecondary publication · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy VII Revelation to offer Story Expansion Pass with Sephiroth, Turks DLC
- GamesBeatEstablished publication · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy VII Revelation release date confirmed at State of Play
- AUTOMATON WestEstablished publication · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy 7 Revelation officially launches April 8, 2027, concluding the remake trilogy
- RPGamerSecondary publication · recorded Sep 3, 2026Final Fantasy VII Revelation Sets April Date
- Gamereactor UKSecondary publication · recorded Sep 4, 2026Final Fantasy VII: Revelation require a digital download for all physical editions
- Nintendo LifeSecondary publication · recorded Sep 4, 2026Final Fantasy VII Remake Trilogy Is Getting A "Complete Edition" In Japan, And It Costs A Small Fortune
