Quick preview
Final Fantasy VII Revelation lands on Switch 2 on April 8, 2027 — the trilogy’s big finale. Pre-orders are live, prices vary, and yes, you’ll want to clear some storage before charging into the final act.
Where to snag a preorder (and what it costs)
Pre-orders are already open in Spain. The standard Day One physical edition and the digital eShop version both start at €79.99, which matches PS5 and Xbox pricing. But if you like bargains, some retailers are offering discounts that are worth a glance.
Heads-up about download size
The physical cartridge version still requires a big download — plan for about 130 GB of free space on your Switch 2 to install the whole game. It’s par for the course for the Remake trilogy, so do the digital spring cleaning now.
Examples of current deals
Some places showing lower prices right now (no links here — just the numbers): Carrefour has been listing it around €69.90, Wakkap’s Magic Card Edition sits near €59.90, and GAME’s Magic Card Edition is around €81.99. Prices change, so shop around if you want the cheapest ticket to Midgar.
Editions and what’s inside
Square Enix is releasing a few physical packs: the Day One Edition (about €79.99) includes the base game plus a themed Magic card. The Deluxe Edition (around €109.99) ramps up the swag with a SteelBook, a mini soundtrack CD and a 120-page art book. For collectors with deep pockets, the Collector’s Edition (roughly €389.99) — exclusive to the Square Enix store — bundles figures of Cloud, Zack and Sephiroth.
DLC and pre-order bonuses
The game will receive two story DLC drops between winter 2027 and spring 2028: one focused on Sephiroth and another on Vincent and the Turks. If you pre-order any edition before April 7, you’ll grab some free in-game goodies — a Chocobo and Moguri summoning materia — as a bonus.
Final thoughts
The Remake trilogy will be complete on Switch 2 in just a few months. Whether you go budget Day One or blow the bank on a Collector’s Edition, you’ll be slashing at Sephiroth before you can say “limit break.” Follow us on your favorite news feed to catch price drops and last-minute deals — no links here, just friendly advice.
