Final Fantasy VII Revelation may receive significant post-launch story content, according to newly discovered updates in the Epic Games Store database. The final chapter of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy is scheduled to launch in Spring 2027 for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2.
The leaked database entry, last updated on June 2, just days before the game's official reveal at Summer Game Fest, lists several editions beyond the standard release. Alongside the base game, the listing includes Premium and Premium Plus editions, as well as up to seven DLC packs. While some of these add-ons are expected to offer bonus items such as exclusive gear, similar to DLC released for Final Fantasy VII Remake and Rebirth, one entry has drawn particular attention.
A Story Expansion Pass included in the listing hints that Square Enix could be planning substantial narrative DLC after launch. Such expansions would be similar in scope to INTERmission, the story add-on released with Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade. Although the listing has not been officially confirmed, the possibility isn't entirely unexpected. During last year's Tokyo Game Show, director Naoki Hamaguchi said the team was actively considering story-based DLC for the trilogy's concluding chapter.
If the expansion plans materialise, fans are already speculating about what they could include. The additional content may adapt stories from the wider Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, including Dirge of Cerberus or Advent Children, or introduce entirely original adventures. Given the creative additions made in the first two Remake titles, many expect any future expansions to further build on the game's world and characters.
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