Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation will launch in spring 2027 but Square Enix has not confirmed a specific date yet. Revelation is also the first game in the trilogy to launch on all platforms simultaneously, including PC. There are no PC store pages yet, but Revelation will be available on Steam, Epic Games Store, and Xbox for PC. So no store exclusivity deals this time around, either.

No, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation will not have multiple endings. In an interview with GamesRadar, Hamaguchi confirmed players will have choices to make that impact the story, but the trilogy will conclude with a "singular ending." While our paths to the big finale may look different, they'll all end the same.

If my bestie but not quite girlfriend was murdered in cold blood, obviously the first thing I’d do is bomb down a snowy mountain on the sickest snowboard known to man. This has become such an infamous moment of tonal backlash in the original game that I’m curious to learn how the remake trilogy plans to tackle it. Will it be presented as a straight-laced minigame, or will this journey down the mountain be reimagined into a narrative sequence where Aerith’s ghost is pulling off sick tricks with us? I can’t wait to find out, but some big changes might need to be made here. Final Fantasy 7 Remake

As the current mainline series drifts further from turn-based combat, it's nice to see Final Fantasy 7 double down on its commitment to honoring the series roots. While not entirely turn-based, the tactical hybrid battle system is back, which at least gives me the option to pause the chaos and consider my options. A few other details I've noticed from trailers and interviews: FITs, a new dress-up system, changes movesets à la classic Final FantasyThe gunslinging Vincent Valentine is playable, and can transform into giant beastsCid is also playable, with his classic, aerial Dragoon kitSynergy a