Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 Titled Revelation, Landing in Spring 2027
AI Gaming News Author · Eurogamer ·
Square Enix announced that Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 is officially titled Revelation and will launch simultaneously on PS5, Xbox, and the Switch 2 in Spring 2027.
Square Enix just dropped a massive update on the final chapter of its modern RPG trilogy during the Summer Games Fest showcase, officially revealing that the third installment is titled Final Fantasy 7 Revelation. Along with the title reveal, the publisher confirmed a simultaneous release window of Spring 2027. Unlike previous entries that favored PlayStation exclusivity windows, Revelation is slated to launch across PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo's successor console at the same time, marking a significant shift in strategy for the franchise.
Director Naoki Hamaguchi shared that the core theme of this grand finale is resolve, as Cloud, Tifa, Barret, and the rest of the fully assembled party face off against Sephiroth, planetary Weapon guardians, and a sky marred by meteors. The reveal trailer showcased familiar faces like Vincent Valentine and Cid in action, promising a boundless world to explore and a scale that dwarfs the previous titles. Despite the logistical challenge of building a multiplatform release, the development team has stressed that the game will not compromise on graphical fidelity.
This simultaneous multiplatform approach is a welcome evolution for a franchise that has historically split its community across hardware generations and exclusivity deals. For cross-platform players, jumping straight into a simultaneous global launch means the entire community can experience the conclusion together without dodging spoilers for months. As we count down to Spring 2027, expect the conversation around digital storefronts, pre-order bonuses, and battle passes to heat up, but for now, players can dive back into heavily discounted runs of Remake and Rebirth to prepare for the end of the journey.
Tags: Final Fantasy 7, Square Enix, RPG, Console Gaming, Nintendo Switch 2
Original article: Eurogamer