Square Enix will release Final Fantasy VII Revelation on April 8, 2027, capping the developer’s high-profile Final Fantasy VII remake project that began with an announcement at E3 2015.
The Revelation release will conclude the core trilogy narrative for the remake era, with additional downloadable content slated to follow.
Footage shared to social media by Kotaku reporter Kenneth Shepard from a New York Comic Con panel captures the game’s principal English cast during what the panel described as final recording sessions.
In the video, cast members are visibly emotional as they wrap up long-running roles.
Brianna White and Britt Baron — the English voices of Aerith and Tifa in the remake series — appear to become tearful during the session, underscoring how long and personally invested the actors have been in reprising these characters.
The panel also included lighter moments.
Travis Willingham, who performs Sephiroth in Revelation, eased the mood with a joke about Cool Ranch Doritos, an offhand line that drew laughter from the room.
The New York Comic Con footage shows a mixture of sentiment and levity as the cast marked the end of their primary recording work on the project.
Square Enix’s remake initiative began with the original reveal at E3 2015 and has unfolded as a multi-part reimagining of the 1997 PlayStation classic.
Final Fantasy VII Revelation’s April 8, 2027 launch date was presented by Square Enix as the conclusion of that remake trilogy, though the company has indicated additional DLC will follow after release.
Members of the press who have seen Revelation in a hands-on PS5 demonstration reported a strong technical presentation on Sony’s platform.
Those impressions also included concern about how the game’s visuals and performance will translate to alternative hardware; the team noted they were excited by what they played but cautious about potential compromises when targeting systems such as Nintendo Switch or future Nintendo hardware referred to in discussion as the Switch 2.
For fans following Square Enix’s multi-year remake effort, Revelation’s release is a significant milestone that closes a development arc stretching back to the E3 2015 reveal.
The game’s April 8, 2027 launch will be a focal point for close coverage across digital storefronts, including the PlayStation ecosystem and wider platform conversations that will involve Nintendo Switch owners and the broader community.
The Revelation release will conclude the core trilogy narrative for the remake era, with additional downloadable content slated to follow.
Footage shared to social media by Kotaku reporter Kenneth Shepard from a New York Comic Con panel captures the game’s principal English cast during what the panel described as final recording sessions.
In the video, cast members are visibly emotional as they wrap up long-running roles.
Brianna White and Britt Baron — the English voices of Aerith and Tifa in the remake series — appear to become tearful during the session, underscoring how long and personally invested the actors have been in reprising these characters.
The panel also included lighter moments.
Travis Willingham, who performs Sephiroth in Revelation, eased the mood with a joke about Cool Ranch Doritos, an offhand line that drew laughter from the room.
The New York Comic Con footage shows a mixture of sentiment and levity as the cast marked the end of their primary recording work on the project.
Square Enix’s remake initiative began with the original reveal at E3 2015 and has unfolded as a multi-part reimagining of the 1997 PlayStation classic.
Final Fantasy VII Revelation’s April 8, 2027 launch date was presented by Square Enix as the conclusion of that remake trilogy, though the company has indicated additional DLC will follow after release.
Members of the press who have seen Revelation in a hands-on PS5 demonstration reported a strong technical presentation on Sony’s platform.
Those impressions also included concern about how the game’s visuals and performance will translate to alternative hardware; the team noted they were excited by what they played but cautious about potential compromises when targeting systems such as Nintendo Switch or future Nintendo hardware referred to in discussion as the Switch 2.
For fans following Square Enix’s multi-year remake effort, Revelation’s release is a significant milestone that closes a development arc stretching back to the E3 2015 reveal.
The game’s April 8, 2027 launch will be a focal point for close coverage across digital storefronts, including the PlayStation ecosystem and wider platform conversations that will involve Nintendo Switch owners and the broader community.
