Following a recent interview with director Naoki Hamaguchi, it is clear that Final Fantasy 7 Revelation aims to be more than just a conclusion to the original story. Hamaguchi has confirmed that his team at Square Enix views this remake trilogy as a comprehensive retelling of the entire Final Fantasy 7 Compilation. This includes not just the mainline game, but materials like Dirge of Cerberus and Advent Children, all of which serve as the foundation for this reimagining.
While fans have long speculated how these disparate pieces might fit together, a recent update to the Epic Games Store page for Final Fantasy 7 Revelation has fueled rumors of post-launch support. The database update explicitly references a 'Story Expansion Pass,' a feature that distinguishes Revelation from its predecessors, Remake and Rebirth.
- Game: Final Fantasy 7 Revelation
- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, Nintendo Switch
- Status: Release date TBA
- New Discovery: Epic Games Store leak reveals 'Story Expansion Pass'
What Could The Story Expansion Pass Include?
Unlike Remake, which featured the Episode Intermission expansion to introduce Yuffie Kisaragi, Rebirth remained largely focused on its base game content with minimal additional releases. The discovery of a 'Story Expansion Pass' for Revelation suggests a departure from that model. Beyond potential pre-order bonuses or summon materia, the pass opens the door for significant narrative additions.
There are several avenues for this content to explore. The compilation includes Before Crisis, a mobile title centered on The Turks that has never seen a wide release, and the OVA Last Order. Furthermore, while Dirge of Cerberus was touched upon in Episode Intermission, many characters from Vincent Valentine’s history remain absent from the current trilogy.
Could An Epilogue Expansion Be On The Horizon?
Perhaps the most discussed possibility is a new take on Advent Children. Using the film as a template for a nuanced epilogue could provide a look at how the cast settles into a world no longer under the shadow of Shinra or Sephiroth. Much like Final Fantasy 10’s 'Eternal Calm,' which provided a snapshot of Spira during peace, a Revelation epilogue could offer players a heartfelt farewell to these iconic characters.
Whether the expansion delivers a reimagining of past compilation entries or an entirely new post-game experience, Square Enix has yet to provide official details. Given the current database listings, more information will likely emerge closer to the game's launch.

