Square Enix has opened its Harvest Sale on the Nintendo eShop, offering deep discounts across its RPG catalogue — a timely opportunity for players who want to catch up before the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy reaches its conclusion.
The developer has framed the third installment as Revelation, and the sale highlights make it easier to pick up the earlier entries on Nintendo Switch.
According to the current eShop listings, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is reduced to $7.99, while Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is available for $7.49 (or regional equivalents).
Square Enix described the timing as an opportunity for fans to "get ready for Revelation," signaling that the company intends the trilogy to wrap with the forthcoming third entry.
The Harvest Sale covers dozens of RPGs beyond the Remake series.
Notable discounts listed on the Nintendo eShop include Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion for $29.99, the Final Fantasy I-VI Bundle for $44.99, and individual classics such as Final Fantasy VII for $6.39, Final Fantasy VIII Remastered for $7.99, and Final Fantasy IX for $6.29.
Square Enix also discounted Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster ($24.99) and Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age ($14.99).
Fans of other Square Enix franchises can find Dragon Quest HD-2D remakes and collections on sale, including the Dragon Quest HD-2D Erdrick Trilogy Collection for $64.99 and Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition for $19.99.
The Octopath Traveler series and other third-party RPGs, from NieR: Automata to NEO: The World Ends with You, are also featured in the promotion.
The eShop listing for the US notes that the Harvest Sale runs through 17 November 2026.
Prices and availability may vary by region, and discounts are applied through Nintendo's digital storefront on the Nintendo Switch.
For players aiming to experience the full Final Fantasy VII Remake narrative on Switch, the sale presents one of the more accessible windows to pick up Intergrade and Rebirth ahead of the trilogy's final chapter.
The developer has framed the third installment as Revelation, and the sale highlights make it easier to pick up the earlier entries on Nintendo Switch.
According to the current eShop listings, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is reduced to $7.99, while Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is available for $7.49 (or regional equivalents).
Square Enix described the timing as an opportunity for fans to "get ready for Revelation," signaling that the company intends the trilogy to wrap with the forthcoming third entry.
The Harvest Sale covers dozens of RPGs beyond the Remake series.
Notable discounts listed on the Nintendo eShop include Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion for $29.99, the Final Fantasy I-VI Bundle for $44.99, and individual classics such as Final Fantasy VII for $6.39, Final Fantasy VIII Remastered for $7.99, and Final Fantasy IX for $6.29.
Square Enix also discounted Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster ($24.99) and Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age ($14.99).
Fans of other Square Enix franchises can find Dragon Quest HD-2D remakes and collections on sale, including the Dragon Quest HD-2D Erdrick Trilogy Collection for $64.99 and Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition for $19.99.
The Octopath Traveler series and other third-party RPGs, from NieR: Automata to NEO: The World Ends with You, are also featured in the promotion.
The eShop listing for the US notes that the Harvest Sale runs through 17 November 2026.
Prices and availability may vary by region, and discounts are applied through Nintendo's digital storefront on the Nintendo Switch.
For players aiming to experience the full Final Fantasy VII Remake narrative on Switch, the sale presents one of the more accessible windows to pick up Intergrade and Rebirth ahead of the trilogy's final chapter.
