Leak points to DLCs and expansions in Final Fantasy 7 Revelation
A recent discovery suggests that Square Enix has plans to include extra content in the highly anticipated Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, the final chapter of the remake trilogy that is expected to be released in 2027. Data leaked on Wednesday, July 2, 2026, from the EpicDB system, a tool that monitors changes to the Epic Games Store, showed records of a Premium Plus Edition, Premium Edition, a Story Expansion Pass and nine more DLC packs.
Previously, director Naoki Hamaguchi had already addressed the topic of possible additional content in an interview with Famitsu magazine. When asked about the possibility of Final Fantasy 7 Revelation receiving DLC after its release on the market, Hamaguchi stated: “If there is significant demand and requests from users after launch, we would like to actively consider fulfilling requests for more details and exploring aspects that have not yet been covered, including previous spin-off titles.”
Hamaguchi also provided clarification on the lack of DLC for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, the previous title. He explained that the decision not to release additional content for the previous game was due to the prioritization of allocating all of the team’s resources to the development of the third title, with the aim of delivering it to fans as soon as possible.
The information found on EpicDB also mentions exclusive versions of the game, although Square Enix has not officially commented on this leak so far. The appearance of several DLCs in the database may indicate that the company is already planning these expansions for the title, although some of the records may just be placeholders or smaller content packs.
The official launch of Final Fantasy 7 Revelation is scheduled to take place between March and June 2027, and is expected to arrive simultaneously for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2 platforms, offering an expanded experience for players.
