FF7 Revelation DLC Leaks: Sephiroth & Vincent Stories Coming 2028

So you’ve just marked your calendar for Final Fantasy VII Revelation’s April 8 release date—but what about the story after that? It looks like Steam might have spilled the beans on two upcoming story expansions.

During today’s PlayStation State of Play, Square Enix finally confirmed that FF7 Revelation will launch on April 8. But eagle-eyed fans have already spotted two downloadable story packs on Steam, each focusing on a fan-favorite character.

The first expansion is simply titled “Sephiroth,” while the second is called “Vincent and the Turks.” Both are listed for a release window between Winter 2027 and April 2028. That’s a pretty wide range, but it suggests Square Enix is planning to keep the story going well beyond the base game’s launch.

Now, before you get too hyped, remember that these listings are still just placeholders—no official announcement from Square Enix yet. But it’s a strong hint that the remake project isn’t stopping with Revelation. Given how much depth Sephiroth and Vincent have in the original lore, dedicated expansions for them make total sense.

If these DLCs are real, they could offer new perspectives on the conflict, maybe even fill in gaps between the main story and the inevitable sequel. Vincent’s ties to the Turks and his tragic past are ripe for exploration, while Sephiroth’s descent into madness is always a chilling experience.

For now, we’ll have to wait for official confirmation and details. But with the base game already shaping up to be massive, the idea of even more story content is exciting. Will you be diving into these expansions when they finally drop? Let us know in the comments!