Final Fantasy VII Revelation is reported to have three graphics modes on PlayStation 5 Pro: Quality, Performance Adjusted and Performance Smooth. The game is also listed as PS5 Pro Enhanced on PlayStation, with a US price of $69.99 and a listed release date of April 7, 2027.
Naoki Hamaguchi reportedly described the three-mode setup and said that players will need to complete the game more than once to see all of its content. A single playthrough is expected to contain roughly as much content as Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.
Final Fantasy VII Revelation prepares three PS5 Pro options
The reported configuration splits the PS5 Pro experience between image quality and fluidity. Quality prioritizes a 4K image, while the two Performance modes are designed around 60 FPS.
The PlayStation listing confirms PS5 Pro support, but the mode details remain reported rather than a direct technical specification from Square Enix. The reported targets therefore describe each mode’s priority, not a measured guarantee for every scene in the final game.
What each PS5 Pro mode reportedly offers
| Mode | Reported priority | Reported image-quality position |
| Quality | 4K image | Prioritizes the highest reported image-quality target among the three modes |
| Performance Adjusted | 60 FPS | Accepts lower image quality to prioritize its 60-FPS target |
| Performance Smooth | 60 FPS | Targets 60 FPS while offering better image quality than Performance Adjusted |
The distinction between the two Performance options is the practical wrinkle. Performance Adjusted reportedly puts more emphasis on reaching its frame-rate target, while Performance Smooth aims to preserve more image quality at the same stated 60-FPS priority.
The available details do not include internal resolutions, reconstruction methods or final frame-time measurements. In other words, the labels tell you what each mode is trying to prioritize; they do not yet provide a technical performance test.
One playthrough will not reveal everything
Naoki Hamaguchi reportedly said that players will need to finish Final Fantasy VII Revelation more than once to experience all of its content. The statement does not identify how the additional content is organized, but it does make repeat playthroughs part of the game’s reported structure.
That promise is paired with a substantial scale claim: one playthrough is reported to contain approximately as much content as Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. For players who treated Rebirth as a long-form adventure, the implication is clear—Revelation is being positioned as a similarly substantial finale, with further content gated behind additional completions.
What the development version showed
A development version running on PlayStation 5 Pro has shown manual Highwind flight, parachute-based traversal and party combat with character switching. The footage also includes playable sections with Vincent and Cid, giving a glimpse of how exploration and combat fit into the larger adventure.
US price and listed release date
PlayStation’s US listing gives Final Fantasy VII Revelation a digital PS5 price of $69.99 and a listed release date of April 7, 2027. The same listing identifies the game as the concluding chapter of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy and supports one player.
