Square Enix used Gamescom's Opening Night Live to debut a new trailer for Final Fantasy VII Revelation, positioning the release as the capstone of the multi-part Final Fantasy VII remake project.
The reveal arrived during one of the industry’s biggest live showcases and brings renewed attention to Square Enix’s JRPG efforts and the company’s long-running reimagining of the 1997 original.
In clear, direct terms adapted from the announcement, Square Enix presented Final Fantasy VII Revelation as the concluding chapter of the current trilogy and said the game will launch across all supported platforms in the spring.
The trailer highlights familiar party members, including Cloud Strife alongside Tifa Lockhart, Aerith Gainsborough and Barret Wallace, and emphasizes the cinematic JRPG combat and story-driven presentation fans expect from the series.
Final Fantasy VII is one of Square Enix’s flagship franchises.
The remake project began with Final Fantasy VII Remake, which launched on PlayStation 4 in April 2020 before being updated and expanded as Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade for PlayStation 5 in June 2021.
The remake later reached PC, continuing the franchise’s presence beyond Sony platforms.
Square Enix has repeatedly framed the remake as a multi-part project, and the recent Gamescom trailer positions Revelation as the next high-profile entry.
For players tracking platforms and storefronts, the Final Fantasy VII remake entries to date have been released on PlayStation and PC; there has been no official full-release of the remake series on Nintendo Switch.
Industry watchers should look to Square Enix for further clarification on specific platform windows, digital storefront listings such as the PlayStation Store and PC storefronts, and any eventual eShop or Nintendo Switch-related news.
Gamescom’s Opening Night Live continues to be a key stage for major publishers to share cinematic trailers and launch windows, and Square Enix’s presentation kept to that format: cinematic footage, a reminder of the core cast, and a firm timing statement about a spring, cross-platform release.
More detailed information, including exact release dates, platform lists, and pricing, will be announced by Square Enix ahead of launch.
The reveal arrived during one of the industry’s biggest live showcases and brings renewed attention to Square Enix’s JRPG efforts and the company’s long-running reimagining of the 1997 original.
In clear, direct terms adapted from the announcement, Square Enix presented Final Fantasy VII Revelation as the concluding chapter of the current trilogy and said the game will launch across all supported platforms in the spring.
The trailer highlights familiar party members, including Cloud Strife alongside Tifa Lockhart, Aerith Gainsborough and Barret Wallace, and emphasizes the cinematic JRPG combat and story-driven presentation fans expect from the series.
Final Fantasy VII is one of Square Enix’s flagship franchises.
The remake project began with Final Fantasy VII Remake, which launched on PlayStation 4 in April 2020 before being updated and expanded as Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade for PlayStation 5 in June 2021.
The remake later reached PC, continuing the franchise’s presence beyond Sony platforms.
Square Enix has repeatedly framed the remake as a multi-part project, and the recent Gamescom trailer positions Revelation as the next high-profile entry.
For players tracking platforms and storefronts, the Final Fantasy VII remake entries to date have been released on PlayStation and PC; there has been no official full-release of the remake series on Nintendo Switch.
Industry watchers should look to Square Enix for further clarification on specific platform windows, digital storefront listings such as the PlayStation Store and PC storefronts, and any eventual eShop or Nintendo Switch-related news.
Gamescom’s Opening Night Live continues to be a key stage for major publishers to share cinematic trailers and launch windows, and Square Enix’s presentation kept to that format: cinematic footage, a reminder of the core cast, and a firm timing statement about a spring, cross-platform release.
More detailed information, including exact release dates, platform lists, and pricing, will be announced by Square Enix ahead of launch.
