Square Enix has unveiled the launch of a Premium Edition for the eagerly awaited game, *Final Fantasy VII Revelation*, set at a price of $100. This edition not only provides players with access to the Story Expansion Pass, which encompasses two upcoming DLCs, but also permits them to engage with the open-world RPG one day prior to its intended release on April 8, 2026.
For those seeking additional content, a Premium Plus Edition is offered for $110, which includes extra benefits such as a digital art book, soundtrack, and supplementary items. Below are the exclusive extras included with each edition:
### Pre-Order Bonus:
– **Summoning Materia: Mecha-Chocobo & Moogle**
– This benefit is available for pre-orders placed by April 8, 2027, at 13:59 (UTC).
– The opportunity to buy this digital content might be presented later.
### Premium Edition Contents:
– **Final Fantasy VII Revelation**
– **Story Expansion Pass**
– Comprises:
– Accessory: **Reclaimant Choker** & **Survival Set** (Restores HP upon defeating foes and aids players in the initial phases)
– Story DLC 1: **Sephiroth**
– Story DLC 2: **Vincent & the Turks**
– **24-Hour Early Access**
### Premium Plus Edition Contents:
– **Final Fantasy VII Revelation**
– **Story Expansion Pass**
– Comprises:
– Accessory: **Reclaimant Choker** & **Survival Set**
– Story DLC 1: **Sephiroth**
– Story DLC 2: **Vincent & the Turks**
– **24-Hour Early Access**
– **Digital Art Book**
– **Digital Mini Soundtrack**
– **Summoning Materia: Polydroid Alexander**
– **Armor: Nymphwing Bracelet** (Restores MP post-battle)
– **Accessory: Risk Taker’s Choker** (Restores 25% of HP when using a Limit Break)
Although the details of the “Sephiroth” and “Vincent & the Turks” DLCs remain to be announced, Square Enix has indicated that Story DLC 1 is anticipated to launch in Winter 2027, followed by Story DLC 2 in Spring 2028. Both will ultimately be available for independent purchase, though pricing information has not yet been revealed.
The practice of charging fans for early access has become more prevalent among publishers as they seek to enhance revenues in light of stagnant sales numbers. The idea of “24-Hour Early Access” can be perceived as both an enticing chance and a dubious strategy; it affords gamers a minimal advantage at an additional cost of $30, resulting in a mixed reaction regarding the worth of pre-ordering content that lacks comprehensive descriptions or release timelines.
