Final Fantasy 7 Revelation: A Glimpse into Its Epic World and Gameplay
Can you believe it? After nearly ten years, the epic journey of the Unknown will reach its finale in Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, set to release next year. This exciting news was unveiled during the Summer Game Fest Live event, and it looks like it’s going to be a thrilling conclusion to the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy. Plus, the game is looking absolutely stunning!
If you’re wondering about the visuals, it’s no surprise given the fantastic graphics showcased in both Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Rebirth. For those who still have doubts, we’ve got 22 fresh screenshots to feast your eyes on, highlighting the breathtaking graphics of Revelation.
While the latest trailer and gameplay footage have already given us a taste of the action, these new in-game images let you appreciate the finer details in this third installment. From intricate particle effects floating in the air to the flashy combat animations when Cloud and his buddies rush into battle, it all looks incredible!
These screenshots also give us a closer look at the infamous villain Sephiroth, now voiced by Tyler Willingham from Critical Role. Fans can also check out the two FITS revealed for Cloud and Tifa, alongside new playable characters like Cid Highwind and Vincent Valentine. And for those who love giant monsters, you can see how classic weapons from Final Fantasy 7 have been reimagined in Revelation, including the massive Diamond Weapon that rises from the ocean as the planet gears up for its final defense against Sephiroth’s impending meteor strike.
Don’t miss out on the key art for Final Fantasy 7 Revelation—it’s a sight to behold with all our favorite characters lined up!
While we have to wait until 2027 to dive into the action ourselves, the good news is that this time, the game will be available on multiple platforms. Unlike its predecessors, which were exclusive to PS4 and PS5, Square Enix has opted for a broader release, including PC, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch 2 right from launch day. Additionally, it seems that mini-games will be optional this time around, and the new FITS system promises some exciting character customization options.