Final Fantasy VII Revelation DLC Leak: Everything We Know About the EpicDB Datamine

A third-party database tool called EpicDB, which tracks backend listings on the Epic Games Store, recently revealed multiple listings for Final Fantasy VII Revelation — including what appears to be a Story Expansion Pass and reportedly several to nine DLC entries . Reports describe the listings as possible downloadable content and editions for the game, with the story expansion pass standing out as the most notable item . It is important to note that neither Square Enix nor Epic Games has officially confirmed these listings as a finalized DLC plan, and the reports describe EpicDB as an unofficial third-party tracking tool rather than an official announcement channel . The listings could represent placeholder data, planned content that may change, or internal testing entries.

Director Naoki Hamaguchi reportedly told Famitsu shortly after the game's announcement that the team intentionally prioritized finishing Revelation instead of making DLC for Rebirth, but that if there is sufficient player demand and sales performance, the team would consider DLC for the finale . The EpicDB leak may align with that contingency planning, but it is not a confirmation of a finalized DLC roadmap.

Officially Confirmed Platform and Release Window Details

Final Fantasy VII Revelation was officially announced at Summer Game Fest Live on June 5, 2026 . The confirmed details are:

• Release window: Spring 2027
• Platforms, with a simultaneous launch: PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and Xbox PC
• Save data from Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and/or Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will carry over

This marks a major shift in launch strategy for the finale, which is being announced for a simultaneous multi-platform release rather than the single-platform launch windows that characterized earlier entries in the trilogy .

How This Potential Post-Launch Strategy Differs from the Trilogy's Previous Entries

The trilogy's post-launch content approach has varied considerably, and Revelation's leaked DLC pipeline would represent a notable shift if the listings are accurate:

Final Fantasy VII Remake (2020)

Remake received a PS5-exclusive DLC expansion called Episode INTERmission, which featured Yuffie Kisaragi as a playable character with a new story chapter set during the events of the base game . This was the only major story DLC for the first entry.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (2024)

Reports on Hamaguchi's Famitsu comments say the team did not pursue Rebirth DLC because it wanted to move ahead with Final Fantasy VII Revelation . Earlier reports confirmed that Square Enix originally planned to create DLC for Rebirth, but chose to prioritize the trilogy's finale instead .

Final Fantasy VII Revelation (Spring 2027)

Leaked EpicDB listings point to a possible Story Expansion Pass and multiple DLC entries, which would make Revelation's post-launch plans more expansive than what has currently been officially confirmed . Where Rebirth reportedly did not receive DLC because the team focused on the third game, Revelation is at least being discussed by its director as a title that could receive DLC if demand and sales support it .

If the EpicDB data is accurate, the finale could receive ongoing post-launch additions rather than ending cleanly at release. However, until Square Enix issues an official statement, this remains an unverified leak rather than a confirmed strategy.