Final Fantasy VII’s remake trilogy will conclude with Revelation

Square Enix has shared details about the third game in the FFVII trilogy.Square Enix has shared details about the third game in the FFVII trilogy.Square Enix has officially announced the third and final game in its Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy: Final Fantasy VII Revelation. It will release on all platforms simultaneously.In footage shown onstage at Summer Game Fest Live 2026, there was a lot to take in: you’ll get to fly the Highwind airship (and jump off it to land in the game’s open world), play as Vincent and Cid in battle (who weren’t playable in Rebirth), challenge the gigantic Weapons, and visit places from the original game like Wutai. You’ll also get to dress up your characters with special armors that can change your stats and your look, with what Vincent voice actor Matt Mercer jokingly called the “fit” system.Revelation will conclude a yearslong saga that, so far, has actually turned out pretty well. Final Fantasy VII Remake was a thrilling, thoughtful take on the original that focused on the Midgar portion of the FFVII story. Four years later, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth let Cloud Strife and friends explore a big open world and also added the excellent Queen’s Blood in-game card game.While those games launched as PlayStation exclusives, Square Enix has since made them multiplatform — in fact, the company announced in 2024 that it would “aggressively pursue” a strategy to bring its games to multiple places, and it just launched Rebirth on Xbox Series X / S and the Nintendo Switch 2.Oh, and one detail that fans of the remake trilogy may or may not be happy about for the third game in the series: Chadley, the strange, humanlike cyborg, will be back.Developing…A free daily digest of the news that matters most.This is the title for the native ad