Final Fantasy 7 Revelation game director Naoki Hamaguchi said he put forward a case for a full physical release of the upcoming open-world RPG, but was limited in his authority over what he could push. Final Fantasy 7 Revelation launches on April 8 on all current-gen platforms.
As the climactic finale of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake series, Final Fantasy 7 Revelation will take players on a mission to stop Sephiroth and avert a disastrous Meteor from crashing down on the world. Final Fantasy 7 Revelation will be a much larger adventure than its predecessors, with new places to explore and colossal bosses to take down. Despite being a demanding game on a technical level, PS5 Pro players will have access to a new graphics mode via PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) to fine-tune the game as needed.
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Although Final Fantasy 7 Revelation will arrive digitally and physically, the latter format was not the exact solution the game's director had initially pushed for. In a Radio Times interview , Hamaguchi said that he understood players' frustrations when it was revealed that PS5 and Xbox Series X copies of Final Fantasy 7 Revelation would not include the full game on a disc. Instead, Square Enix stated that FF7 Revelation players must download the rest of the upcoming title onto their consoles. Unlike the Switch 2's Game-Key card method, the Blu-ray disc release will not be completely void of content.
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