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FF7 Revelation Preorders Live: Every Edition Explained

Final Fantasy VII Revelation preorders are here! We break down all editions releasing April 8, 2027, so you know what to grab.

FF7 Revelation Preorders Live: Every Edition Explained

Ready to dive back into Midgar? Final Fantasy VII Revelation is officially up for preorder, and there are more editions than a Moogle has pom-poms. Whether you're a collector or just want the base game, we've got the rundown on what each bundle includes.

The big one is the Collector's Edition, which comes with a stunning Sephiroth statue, a steelbook case, and an art book. Plus, you get all the digital goodies from the Digital Deluxe Edition, like the soundtrack and a special in-game summon. It's priced at $329.99, and honestly, for that statue alone, it's tempting.

If you're not ready to drop that kind of gil, the Digital Deluxe Edition is a solid middle ground at $99.99. You get the full game, the mini-soundtrack, a digital art book, and a few in-game items like a potion pack and a buster sword replica for your character. It's the best bang for your buck if you want extras without the physical swag.

For the purists, the Standard Edition is just $69.99 and includes the base game plus a pre-order bonus: the "Midgar Bangle" accessory, which gives you a small stat boost early on. Not too shabby for free.

But wait, there's more! Square Enix is also dropping a special "Reunion" edition exclusively on their store. It includes a physical copy of the game, a Sephiroth pin, and a fabric poster. It's $149.99, and if you're a die-hard fan, that pin is pretty slick.

All editions are set to release on April 8, 2027, so you've got some time to decide. Preorders are live now on the Square Enix store and major retailers. Just be aware that some editions are limited, so if you've got your eye on the Collector's Edition, you might want to act fast.

Which edition are you leaning toward? Are you going all-in on the Collector's Edition, or are you keeping it simple with the standard? Let us know in the comments!

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