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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Wraps Up the Remake Trilogy in 2027
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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Wraps Up the Remake Trilogy in 2027

CNET · Jun 6, 2026, 12:17 AM · Also reported by 3 other sources

Key takeaways

  • Summer Game Fest 2026 ended with a bang on Friday with the reveal of the final game of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation.
  • The game picks up right after the previous game, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and includes all the fan-favorite characters and ties up the loose ends of this retelling of the story from Final Fantasy 7.
  • The trailer showcases the final chapter, in which Sephiroth wields incredible power and it's up to Cloud and his allies to stop him.

Summer Game Fest 2026 ended with a bang on Friday with the reveal of the final game of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation. Not only did we get to finally see the trailer for the last entry, we were treated to gameplay footage as well. And we won't have to wait long -- it's expected to come out next spring.

The game picks up right after the previous game, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and includes all the fan-favorite characters and ties up the loose ends of this retelling of the story from Final Fantasy 7.

The trailer showcases the final chapter, in which Sephiroth wields incredible power and it's up to Cloud and his allies to stop him. Featured in the video is the final character to join the team, Vincent Valentine, who appeared very late in the previous game, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. We also see the Weapons Ruby, Emerald and Ultimate that will be available in battle for those who want a challenge. Revelation also brings back the ability to swap characters on the fly during battles.

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