Final Fantasy VII Revelation Ends Trilogy in Main Game

The long-running Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy will conclude with a complete story contained within the main game, director Naoki Hamaguchi has confirmed. The final installment, titled Final Fantasy VII Revelation, is scheduled for a simultaneous release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC in spring 2027. Hamaguchi stated that players will not need to purchase any downloadable content to experience the definitive ending of the narrative.

In recent interviews, Hamaguchi emphasized that the development team built the entire story around the main game and never planned to move the conclusion to separate DLC. He promised that while player choices can influence individual story episodes and character relationships throughout the journey, the final outcome will be the same for everyone. This approach, he explained, allows the authors to preserve their intended conclusion while offering varied experiences along the way. Hamaguchi also urged fans to focus on the trilogy as a whole rather than obsessing over the ending's specifics, noting it could be fully faithful to the original 1997 game or something completely different.