At Summer Game Fest, Square Enix formally announced the final chapter of the Final Fantasy VII Remake project, Final Fantasy VII: Revelation, and confirmed a simultaneous release on Nintendo Switch 2 and other platforms in Spring 2027.
The publisher debuted a trailer during the showcase and later published an extended overview trailer and platform-specific assets on its press site, including seven Switch 2 screenshots.
Square Enix’s Summer Game Fest presentation positioned Revelation as the concluding installment in the multi-part remake of Final Fantasy VII.
During the reveal, the developer highlighted new gameplay systems and expanded world traversal compared with Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.
Footage shown at the event suggests players will be able to pilot the Highwind airship directly, enabling aerial exploration of the game world.
The trailer also demonstrated a new job system that introduces additional abilities and outfit variations for the main cast.
In an update published to its press page, Square Enix released seven screenshots labeled specifically for Nintendo Switch 2.
These images showcase character models, environments, and user-interface elements rendered on Switch 2 hardware.
Square Enix also uploaded a longer overview trailer that compiles gameplay sequences and system explanations shown at Summer Game Fest.
Reporting on the announcement, Square Enix stated that Final Fantasy VII: Revelation will launch day and date across platforms, with Spring 2027 listed as the release window for all confirmed systems including Nintendo Switch 2.
The company’s press materials and trailers are the source for the visuals and feature descriptions revealed during the event.
Final Fantasy VII Remake launched the remake project and Rebirth continued it with broader environments and narrative expansion.
Revelation has been presented as the final chapter to complete that multi-part retelling of the original 1997 release.
As Square Enix pushes toward a Spring 2027 launch, Nintendo Switch 2 owners can expect a same-day release alongside other platforms, per the publisher’s announcement.
Stay tuned to Nintendo Wire and official Square Enix channels for detailed coverage, release date updates, and platform-specific technical information as additional confirmations become available.
The publisher debuted a trailer during the showcase and later published an extended overview trailer and platform-specific assets on its press site, including seven Switch 2 screenshots.
Square Enix’s Summer Game Fest presentation positioned Revelation as the concluding installment in the multi-part remake of Final Fantasy VII.
During the reveal, the developer highlighted new gameplay systems and expanded world traversal compared with Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.
Footage shown at the event suggests players will be able to pilot the Highwind airship directly, enabling aerial exploration of the game world.
The trailer also demonstrated a new job system that introduces additional abilities and outfit variations for the main cast.
In an update published to its press page, Square Enix released seven screenshots labeled specifically for Nintendo Switch 2.
These images showcase character models, environments, and user-interface elements rendered on Switch 2 hardware.
Square Enix also uploaded a longer overview trailer that compiles gameplay sequences and system explanations shown at Summer Game Fest.
Reporting on the announcement, Square Enix stated that Final Fantasy VII: Revelation will launch day and date across platforms, with Spring 2027 listed as the release window for all confirmed systems including Nintendo Switch 2.
The company’s press materials and trailers are the source for the visuals and feature descriptions revealed during the event.
Final Fantasy VII Remake launched the remake project and Rebirth continued it with broader environments and narrative expansion.
Revelation has been presented as the final chapter to complete that multi-part retelling of the original 1997 release.
As Square Enix pushes toward a Spring 2027 launch, Nintendo Switch 2 owners can expect a same-day release alongside other platforms, per the publisher’s announcement.
Stay tuned to Nintendo Wire and official Square Enix channels for detailed coverage, release date updates, and platform-specific technical information as additional confirmations become available.