Final Fantasy VII Revelation launches April 8, 2027 on PS5, Switch 2, Xbox and PC
September 4, 2026Square Enix has set an April 8, 2027 release date for Final Fantasy VII Revelation.
The Final Fantasy VII Revelation release date is April 8, 2027. Square Enix has confirmed that the final entry in the Final Fantasy VII Remake Series will launch on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S and PC on the same day. The PC release will be available through Steam, the Epic Games Store and Xbox on PC, according to Square Enix’s official announcement.
The simultaneous release is the main practical detail for players choosing a platform: Square Enix has announced one date for all of the listed systems rather than separate console and PC dates. The publisher has not yet detailed platform-specific performance modes, visual features or regional launch times. A separate PlayStation Blog announcement identifies Revelation as the final entry in the Remake series.
What the State of Play footage confirms

The newly detailed exploration systems include flying the Highwind, travelling and fighting alongside the chocobo Piko, using a grappling gun and switching active characters or party members while exploring. Square Enix also says the party members selected for certain quests can affect how events and scenarios unfold. These features are detailed in the publisher’s release-date announcement.
Combat adds the FITS system, which has four named specialisations: Warrior, Knight, Black Mage and Summoner. Each role provides a distinct move set, according to the official PlayStation post. Queen’s Blood is also returning with a new storyline centred on Red XIII.
The distinction is important: Highwind flight, Piko’s traversal and combat abilities, the grappling gun, character switching, FITS roles and the return of Queen’s Blood are confirmed gameplay details rather than inferences drawn from a cinematic trailer. Readers following the trilogy’s release history can also revisit our previous Final Fantasy VII Rebirth release-date coverage.
Premium editions and 24-hour early access
Square Enix lists the Digital Premium Edition at $99.99 and the Digital Premium Plus Edition at $109.99. Both include 24-hour early access, although the publisher has not announced the exact regional start times. The prices and access benefit are detailed in Square Enix’s edition breakdown.
Players should check the listing for their chosen edition and storefront before pre-ordering. Square Enix’s portal announcement names Mecha-Chocobo & Moogle as a digital-edition pre-order incentive, while the Square Enix Store lists Sylph on its product page. The available evidence does not establish that either bonus is universal, so the difference may be specific to an edition or storefront.
Two story DLC releases are planned

Square Enix plans to release two story DLC entries after launch. The publisher gives them a provisional window running from winter 2027 through spring 2028, while the official Square Enix Store identifies them as Sephiroth and Vincent & the Turks. The content and timing remain subject to change.
Square Enix has not said whether either expansion will be necessary to understand the main game’s ending. Players also should not assume the DLC is free or included with every edition; the available package depends on the product being purchased.
Final Fantasy VII Revelation release details at a glance
- Release date: April 8, 2027
- Day-one platforms: PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S and PC
- PC storefronts: Steam, Epic Games Store and Xbox on PC
- Listed premium prices: Digital Premium Edition, $99.99; Digital Premium Plus Edition, $109.99
- Early access: 24 hours with the Digital Premium and Digital Premium Plus editions
- Post-launch plan: Two story DLC entries provisionally scheduled between winter 2027 and spring 2028
Square Enix’s official marketing line is, “A vast planet awaits. Everything leads here.” The more immediate takeaway is that Final Fantasy VII Revelation is scheduled to reach all four announced platform groups on April 8, 2027. The official announcement remains the primary reference for future changes to the release plans, editions, bonuses or DLC schedule.


