Square Enix has announced that Final Fantasy 7 Revelation will be released on April 8, 2027. To celebrate this announcement, the publisher shared two new trailers that you can find below.
The first trailer is the one that reveals the game’s release date. The second trailer goes into more detail about its combat and exploration systems. So, make sure to watch both of them.
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation is the final part of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake project. In this part, players will be able to soar the skies with their airship—the Highwind—and explore a vast, interconnected world. They can choose where to drop and skydive down to areas of interest across a wide variety of biomes, cities, and remote frontiers.
You will fight alongside a roster of unique companions, including newly playable party members Cid Highwind and Vincent Valentine. Each character will bring distinct combat roles and abilities to the fray, greatly expanding your strategic options.
Furthermore, you will experience the series’ iconic hybrid of real‑time action and command‑based combat in its most polished form yet. You will be able to seamlessly switch between party members, issue commands in Tactical Mode, and unleash powerful abilities and synergies to overcome colossal threats.
It’s also worth noting that you will be able to prepare your team for the battles ahead with extensive customization options. Adjust your characters’ weapons, armor, skills, materia, and FITS. FITS is a new system that adds class-based abilities and special outfits. As such, you will be able to refine your builds to suit your playstyle and adapt to each unique encounter.
Enjoy the trailer and stay tuned for more!
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