Final Fantasy VII Revelation launches April 8, 2027, concluding the three-part remake trilogy covering the original PS1 classic. According to the Sony State of Play livestream, the release date follows the 2020 and 2024 installments. These are not simple pixel remakes but retellings featuring real-time action combat and expansive scope. The first entry stretched the Midgar prologue to roughly 50 hours. Pre-orders are open for PS5, offering two bonus summon spells. A Premium Edition allows three-day early access and includes in-game items and forthcoming DLC. The title will be available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch 2, and PC. Notably, Final Fantasy Resonance, a turn-based throwback originally developed for mobile, releases October 22.

Final Fantasy VII fans have awaited this conclusion for years. The trilogy structure has polarized some, yet the updated visuals and combat system have delivered critical praise. As the release window approaches, speculation turns to how the narrative will resolve Sephiroth's storyline. The simultaneous multi-platform launch marks a significant shift for the franchise. With DLC planned, the project promises extended engagement beyond the initial launch window.