Enforceable Hype: The Final Fantasy VII Revelation Reveal Trailer

Square Enix finally closed out Summer Game Fest by dropping the debut trailer for Final Fantasy VII Revelation. The highly anticipated final chapter of the remake trilogy and the hype is officially non-refundable. The trailer featured a massive look at the Highwind airship, which looks so glorious it almost justifies the inevitable 150GB download size that will absolutely violate your hard drive's terms of service. Fans also got their first taste of a brand-new job system and long-awaited gameplay footage for Cid and Vincent Valentine. You can review the evidence yourself and watch the full gameplay reveal below.

Speaking of Vincent, everyone’s favorite moody vampire (not really) is finally out of the coffin and fully playable, though Square Enix’s legal department has declined to comment on whether his cloaked, brooding aesthetic infringes on any existing hot-topic copyright laws. Meanwhile, Cid Highwind is trading his iconic cigarette for pure, unadulterated spear combos. While we can neither confirm nor deny if Cid’s verbal tirades have been heavily redacted by ESRB compliance lawyers, his high-flying combat mechanics look legally binding and entirely lethal.

The real game-changer, however, is the sudden introduction of a job system, a contractual amendment to the classic Action RPG formula that no one saw coming. For those looking to review the statutory requirements before signing the pre-order waiver, Square Enix is breaking traditional timed-exclusivity precedents by launching day-and-date across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2. The title is fully optimized for next-gen hardware parity, promising zero graphical compromises and enough particle effects to legally bankrupt your GPU. Whether you're micro-managing materia or litigating party compositions, Revelation is shaping up to be an absolute banger, serving as an enforceable, binding agreement that our wallets now belong exclusively to Square Enix.