Square Enix has finally announced the official release date for Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis. Following the recent Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis beta, the full game will launch next month for iOS and Android devices.
Produced by Square Enix Co., Ltd. and developed by Applibot, Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis is a chapter-structured RPG experience that will cover key elements of the Final Fantasy VII timeline. This includes events from the original game, plus new story elements penned by Final Fantasy VII Remake story and scenario writer, Kazushige Nojima. Many of these elements will feature an infamous young hero: Sephiroth.
Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis Release
According to Square Enix, over 1 million users have pre-registered for Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis. This milestone has lead to the publisher unlocking a heap of global community rewards, which will be available in-game at launch. To further commemorate this pre-registration milestone, Square Enix will gift a ‘5-Star Wpn. Draw Ticket’ to all future players in addition to previous milestone rewards including Blue Crystals, Draw Tickets and the Zweihander weapon, a powerful sword for iconic and purehearted SOLDIER Zack Fair.
Ahead of the release, more rewards await. Upon reaching milestones of 1.2M and 1.5M pre-registrations, previous rewards ranging from the 70K to 700K milestones will be doubled. This will grant players up to 3,000 Blue Crystals, 30 Draw Tickets and 2 Jumpstart Item Sets at the start of global service.
The Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis release date has been set for 7th September, 2023. The game will launch on the App Store and Google Play.
Meanwhile, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is without a confirmed release date. However, rumours are swirling. A recent Final Fantasy VII Rebirth release date leak suggests the game will be launching in January, 2024.
Will you be jumping into Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis at launch? Do you feel it’s a good primer for the forthcoming Final Fantasy VII Rebirth? Let us know in the comments below!
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