In an interview with Vandal, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Creative Director Tetsuya Nomura confirmed that the team is not planning any DLC for the title post-launch. This differs from the release of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, which included a new Episode with Yuffie titled Episode INTERmission.
However, this was mostly due to the release of the expanded PlayStation 5 version of the game. Since the final part of the trilogy will also presumedly release on PS5 consoles, no DLC is expected.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth To Not Have Any DLC; Development to Immediately Shift to Part 3
The team will begin development of the third and final title of the Remake Project immediately after the release of Rebirth. Players can expect a thorough experience in FF7RB, with over 100 hours of content awaiting you.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is the sequel to the critically acclaimed Final Fantasy VII Remake. It is the second entry in the Remake Project, a collection of three games recreating and reimagining the story and world of Final Fantasy VII. The first game was initially announced at E3 2015 at the Sony Interactive Entertainment’s PlayStation show. Final Fantasy VII Remake then launched worldwide exclusively for PlayStation 4 on April 10, 2020. Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, an expanded and enhanced version of the PS4 title, was announced for PlayStation 5 in the following year.
Then, news of the second title was revealed at the Final Fantasy VII 25th Anniversary Stream in June 2022. News went silent until this Summer when a new trailer showcasing the world and gameplay was released at Summer Game Fest. A tremendous amount of information has been confirmed, including confirmation of non-playable Vincent & Cid, a “new episode with Zack,” the file size of the game, and more.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is set to launch exclusively for PlayStation 5 on February 29, 2024. The title will be exclusive to the platform until May 29, 2024. A Standard Edition, Deluxe Edition, and Collector’s Edition are available to pre-order now.
