The final chapter of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy, officially titled "Final Fantasy VII: Revelation," is scheduled for a simultaneous multi-platform launch in Spring 2027, according to Kotaku. The simultaneous multi-platform launch marks a significant shift from previous installments, aiming to deliver the conclusion to a global audience concurrently. Variety also confirmed the Spring 2027 launch window.
Previous installments of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy saw staggered platform releases, creating fragmented player experiences. "Final Fantasy VII: Revelation" is scheduled for a simultaneous launch across all platforms, directly addressing past inconsistencies.
Square Enix appears to be prioritizing a unified, accessible launch experience for the trilogy's conclusion, aiming to maximize player engagement and satisfaction from day one.
What We Know About 'Revelation'
- The final chapter of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy will be released in 2027, according to Polygon.
- Final Fantasy VII Remake part three is called Revelation, as reported by IGN.
- The third and final title in the Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy is named 'Final Fantasy VII: Revelation', according to Variety.
These multiple sources corroborate the official title and general release year, reinforcing the certainty of the upcoming finale.
New Trailer and Playable Characters Revealed
A new trailer for 'Final Fantasy 7 Revolution' was released, according to Polygon. While Polygon referenced "Revolution," other outlets such as IGN, Kotaku, and Variety consistently refer to the game as "Final Fantasy VII: Revelation," suggesting "Revelation" is the firm and widely adopted official title. Playable characters confirmed for "Final Fantasy 7 Revelation" include Vincent, Cid, Yuffie, Cait Sith, and Tifa, as reported by Kotaku. The release of new cinematic content and the confirmation of a diverse cast significantly builds anticipation for the game's scope.
