Final Fantasy VII Revelation DLC Confirmed: Two Story Expansions Arrive Winter 2027 and Spring 2028

Square Enix confirmed on Sony’s State of Play that Final Fantasy VII Revelation, the announced conclusion to the remake trilogy, will receive two story DLC packs. The developer set release windows for those expansions in Winter 2027 and Spring 2028, and reconfirmed that the main game is slated for an April 2027 release. The publisher provided a few specifics during the presentation: the first expansion will center on Sephiroth, while the second is officially titled "Vincent & the Turks." Beyond those names and seasonal windows, Square Enix has not disclosed detailed content, run times, or pricing for the individual packs. Square Enix’s director Naoki Hamaguchi has stated that any additional content will be spinoff material rather than mandatory portions of the main narrative. In journalistic terms, Hamaguchi assured players that the DLC content is supplementary and that users can play and complete Revelation—and thus conclude the remake saga—without needing the story expansions to follow the core plot. The presence of these story expansions had previously surfaced in July when Final Fantasy VII Revelation appeared on the Epic Games Store. The initial storefront listing included a placeholder labeled "Story Expansion Pass," which suggested that Square Enix intended to offer substantial narrative add-ons rather than only cosmetic or accessory packs. That Epic listing served as an early indication of post-launch plans ahead of the State of Play confirmation. Square Enix also revealed a Collector’s Edition for Final Fantasy VII Revelation that bundles the announced story expansions. The company confirmed the expansions will also be available for individual purchase when they launch, giving players the choice to buy just one pack if they prefer. The main game is currently priced at $70. At this stage, key questions remain about patch schedules, platform-specific details, and exact launch dates for each pack. Square Enix has set the release seasons and confirmed the spinoff status; more granular information is expected from the publisher as Winter 2027 approaches. Fans tracking the title on storefronts like the Epic Games Store, and following broader industry showcases such as Nintendo Direct or State of Play updates, should watch for formal DLC announcements and pricing in the coming months.