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"We didn't expect so many people to want the platinum": the creators of Final Fantasy VII Revelation are fixing Rebirth's biggest complaint
Only a handful of players finished off the previous entry in the trilogy completely. This time, the developers promise that far more players will reach the finish line — and not by making the game easier. -
In a new interview, Naoki Hamaguchi said Square Enix is still optimizing Final Fantasy VII Revelation, which already has a Steam page, and he reiterated that physical copies will still need a download.
Asked about the size, Hamaguchi did not sound concerned about the number itself. [cit=Naoki Hamaguchi,director]In a word, yes. Things are still getting worked out, but it's probably going to be around 200GB of game. -
Naoki Hamaguchi, the game director of the Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy, revealed in a new interview that the publisher's two biggest projects are being made in the same place — his own division, Creative Studio 1. That means Kingdom Hearts 4 and Final Fantasy VII Revelation, the final chapter of the trilogy. -
Square Enix has put Final Fantasy 7 Revelation's Story Expansion Pass on Steam ahead of the game's April 8, 2027 release, and director Naoki Hamaguchi has also explained why the new parachuting system feels familiar to Fortnite players. The expansion pass page is already live on Steam. -
A recent leak of achievements tied to Kingdom Hearts 4 appears to have revealed several of the game's worlds ahead of time, ranging from Star Wars to several other locations. The list also seemingly confirmed a 2027 release window for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2. -
Xbox Insiders can now test Xbox Disc-to-Digital, though support is uneven at launch. Some Ubisoft and Square Enix discs are already triggering a block message, which means owners cannot yet turn every qualifying disc into a digital license. -
At PAX West 2026, game director Naoki Hamaguchi and battle director Teruki Endo discussed Final Fantasy VII Revelation's final chapter, including new gameplay elements and the fact that its story will wrap up in the main game rather than in DLC. The third and final installment in the FFVII Remake series is scheduled for spring 2027 and will launch on PC, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. -
Square Enix premiered a Final Fantasy VII Remake series recap at its PAX West panel, using the presentation to celebrate the release-date announcement for Final Fantasy VII Revelation. The final installment in the trilogy is now set for April 8, 2027, and the game will arrive on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, Steam, and Epic Games Store. -
Square Enix announced that Final Fantasy VII Revelation will release on April 8, 2027, and that all physical editions will still require a digital download to be playable. The game is planned for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, and Epic Games Store. -
Square Enix has released a new trailer for Final Fantasy VII Revelation, revealing the official release date for the final chapter in the remade Final Fantasy VII trilogy. The game is scheduled to launch on April 8, 2027. -
Miniature CRT-style TV figures from Final Fantasy are now available to pre-order in Square Enix's Japanese store via the official listing. The collection is scheduled to ship on January 29, 2027. -
Square Enix Holdings said a privatization scenario had never been discussed internally, after rumors briefly sent its Tokyo-listed shares higher. The company also denied that it is planning a buyout or delisting. -
At Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 25, 2026, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation director Naoki Hamaguchi said meeting Michał Nowakowski on stage was a "truly special moment" for him. -
The Final Fantasy VII Remake Trilogy's Finale Gets a "Likely Rated 17+" Notice — and Fans Immediately Thought of One Scene From the Original
On the Final Fantasy VII Revelation Xbox store page, an interesting detail showed up: the game hasn't been assigned an age rating yet, but an accompanying note warns that it's likely to end up rated Mature, "for ages 17 and up." The community caught the line and immediately started speculating about what exactly Square Enix is planning to show. -
The Final Boss Trailer for the Final Fantasy VII Remake Trilogy Shows the Weapons for the First Time — Bosses That Killed Players Faster Than Sephiroth in the Original
Square Enix revealed a new trailer for Final Fantasy VII Revelation at the Opening Night Live ceremony during gamescom. The footage was presented personally by game director Naoki Hamaguchi, who called the game the final chapter of their entire journey. The release window stays the same, spring 2027, with the studio again holding off on an exact date. -
Square Enix has opened pre-orders in Japan for the Final Fantasy Resonance Original Soundtrack, a four-CD set with 120 tracks in total. Final Fantasy Resonance itself is slated for October 22, and the game already has a Steam page. Square Enix has also confirmed releases for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and PC. -
Square Enix says Final Fantasy XI's free trial will be overhauled in September 2026, with the update arriving in two stages: the level cap will rise to 75 in the regular September patch, and the 14-day time limit will be removed later in the month during maintenance. Square Enix -
The Sleeping Dogs movie has a star, a director, a finished script, and a production company. What it doesn't have is one thing: the rights holder's approval. Simu Liu, who's set to play Wei Shen and produce the film, answered a fan's question on social media and, for the first time, explained exactly where the project is stuck: the team is still negotiating with Square Enix. -
At D23 2026, Square Enix used the Disney Entertainment Showcase to highlight Sora's trip to Pixar's Coco world in Kingdom Hearts IV, while also putting a late 2027 release window on the game. The update also came with another reminder that the long-awaited sequel is still on track across PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2. -
Former Square Enix Director of Business Development Jacob Navok believes that Sony’s shift away from physical media for PlayStation could reshape pricing on the PS Store.
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