Final Fantasy VII Revelation DLC confirmed by PlayStation Blog
Square Enix's Final Fantasy VII Revelation, billed as the final installment of the Final Fantasy VII trilogy, will be supported post-launch by two story expansions, the official PlayStation Blog has confirmed.
The title is scheduled to launch on April 8, 2027, and the developer has outlined DLC plans to extend the game's narrative after release.
According to the PlayStation Blog announcement, the first expansion will be called Sephiroth and the second will be titled Vincent and the Turks.
The publisher also confirmed a Story Expansion Pass that bundles the two narrative add-ons; that pass will be included with the game's Premium Edition and will also be offered separately for purchase.
The PlayStation Blog post did not provide specific release windows for either expansion, only confirming their existence and distribution method.
Rewritten statement for clarity: PlayStation's official blog revealed that Final Fantasy VII Revelation will receive two paid story expansions — Sephiroth and Vincent and the Turks — and that those chapters will be available through a Story Expansion Pass included in the Premium Edition or sold individually.
Context and developer background
Square Enix, the developer and publisher behind the Final Fantasy VII remake project, has steadily expanded the original 1997 RPG into a multi-part remake and companion releases since the 2020 launch of Final Fantasy VII Remake.
The Revelation announcement continues Square Enix's approach of post-launch content and premium editions for major releases.
Platform and marketplace notes
The PlayStation Blog is the source of this announcement; the post focuses on PlayStation platforms and retail editions.
The announcement does not confirm versions for other platforms or storefronts such as Nintendo Switch or the eShop.
Further platform availability and any Nintendo-related plans have not been detailed in the official post.
What to watch next
Square Enix and PlayStation will likely provide additional specifics on DLC release windows, pricing, and platform availability in follow-up communications or a scheduled press update.
For now, April 8, 2027, remains the official launch date for Final Fantasy VII Revelation, with the Sephiroth and Vincent and the Turks expansions confirmed and a Story Expansion Pass outlined alongside the Premium Edition.
Square Enix's Final Fantasy VII Revelation, billed as the final installment of the Final Fantasy VII trilogy, will be supported post-launch by two story expansions, the official PlayStation Blog has confirmed.
The title is scheduled to launch on April 8, 2027, and the developer has outlined DLC plans to extend the game's narrative after release.
According to the PlayStation Blog announcement, the first expansion will be called Sephiroth and the second will be titled Vincent and the Turks.
The publisher also confirmed a Story Expansion Pass that bundles the two narrative add-ons; that pass will be included with the game's Premium Edition and will also be offered separately for purchase.
The PlayStation Blog post did not provide specific release windows for either expansion, only confirming their existence and distribution method.
Rewritten statement for clarity: PlayStation's official blog revealed that Final Fantasy VII Revelation will receive two paid story expansions — Sephiroth and Vincent and the Turks — and that those chapters will be available through a Story Expansion Pass included in the Premium Edition or sold individually.
Context and developer background
Square Enix, the developer and publisher behind the Final Fantasy VII remake project, has steadily expanded the original 1997 RPG into a multi-part remake and companion releases since the 2020 launch of Final Fantasy VII Remake.
The Revelation announcement continues Square Enix's approach of post-launch content and premium editions for major releases.
Platform and marketplace notes
The PlayStation Blog is the source of this announcement; the post focuses on PlayStation platforms and retail editions.
The announcement does not confirm versions for other platforms or storefronts such as Nintendo Switch or the eShop.
Further platform availability and any Nintendo-related plans have not been detailed in the official post.
What to watch next
Square Enix and PlayStation will likely provide additional specifics on DLC release windows, pricing, and platform availability in follow-up communications or a scheduled press update.
For now, April 8, 2027, remains the official launch date for Final Fantasy VII Revelation, with the Sephiroth and Vincent and the Turks expansions confirmed and a Story Expansion Pass outlined alongside the Premium Edition.
