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Final Fantasy VII Remake Series Gets a ¥77,777 Japan-Only Complete Edition

The roughly $500 set includes Remake Intergrade, Rebirth, Revelation, three SteelBooks, collector goods, and decorative package stands.

By NexusArc Staff Published Sep 3, 2026 458 words

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Square Enix has opened Japanese preorders for a limited Final Fantasy VII Remake Series Complete Edition priced at ¥77,777, or roughly $500. The set packages the entire remake trilogy with the physical and digital extras from Final Fantasy VII Revelation’s Collector’s Edition, then adds display pieces for all three games.

The official lineup places the Complete Edition above the ¥57,596 Revelation Collector’s Edition. It arrives alongside today’s confirmation that Final Fantasy VII Revelation, the concluding chapter of the remake project, will launch on April 8, 2027.

All three remake games are included

The bundle contains Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and Final Fantasy VII Revelation. Square Enix is therefore selling it as a complete three-game collection rather than an expensive version of Revelation alone.

The physical assortment includes three SteelBook cases, a package stand covering the trilogy, a Polygon Cloud keychain, a mini soundtrack, an art book, and the figure supplied with the standard Revelation Collector’s Edition. The figure brings Cloud, Zack, and Sephiroth together in one display.

The display discs are decorative

The package stands are one of the features that distinguish this edition. Each game receives its own presentation piece, while the Revelation stand carries an individual serial number. Square Enix warns that the discs mounted in these stands are decorative components and cannot be used to start a game.

That distinction matters because the way the games are delivered varies by platform. The Nintendo Switch 2 version uses a game-key card and requires a download, while the Steam version supplies game keys. Buyers should check the Japanese store listing for their chosen platform instead of assuming every object shown in the collector display is playable media.

Revelation’s expansion pass is part of the package

The Complete Edition also carries Revelation’s Story Expansion Pass. Square Enix lists story chapters centered on Sephiroth and on Vincent and the Turks, plus an accessory and adventure-item set. Other bonuses include the Mecha-Chocobo and Moogle and Polygon Alexander summon materia, the Astra Bracelet armor, and the Blaze Choker accessory.

An early-purchase Magic: The Gathering—Final Fantasy promotional card is included while supplies last. Square Enix’s Japanese e-STORE also advertises a small acrylic stand featuring new art by Tetsuya Nomura as a store purchase bonus, again subject to availability.

The ¥77,777 edition is limited to Japan

Square Enix describes the Complete Edition as a limited-quantity e-STORE product for Japan. The company has announced other Revelation editions internationally, but it has not announced this exact three-game package for Western stores.

The yen price is the fixed figure; the approximately $500 comparison will move with exchange rates and does not include any potential import costs. Preorders are open now, and the package is scheduled around Revelation’s April 8, 2027 release.