Final Fantasy 7 Revelation's release date puts an end to the remake trilogy in sight, and then pushes that end a bit further away with Sephiroth and Vincent DLC
I'm pretty sure that by this point, Square Enix have shown up to every major gaming showcase this summer with something Final Fantasy 7 Revelation related (even if that German Geoff Night one was mostly a waste of everyone's time). However! The latest trailer offered the one thing that I know is on everyone's mind: will Cloud drive a motorbike again. Oh, and a release date. Read more
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation's release date marks the conclusion of the remake trilogy, with Sephiroth and Vincent DLC further delaying that end. Throughout the summer, Square Enix showcased various Final Fantasy 7 Revelation-related content at major gaming events. The latest trailer confirmed Cloud driving a motorbike again during a boss fight and revealed April 8th as the release date, six years after the first part's launch.
Cloud rides a motorbike in this version, and Zack and Aerith reunite again, addressing Clerith shippers while possibly disappointing Cloti fans. Gameplay felt awkward but fitting, introducing a pet chocobo for combat, a hookshot for vertical exploration, and an in-game camera capturing adorable cats. The story expansion pass consists of two parts: one focusing on Vincent and the Turks, and the other on Sephiroth.
While Vincent is a fan favorite with his own game, Dirge of Cerberus, Sephiroth's story has already been expanded upon in Crisis Core and Ever Crisis, prompting concern for the latter's necessity.
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