Ever Crisis: Final Fantasy VII Announces September 2023 Release Date

Square Enix has announced that their upcoming turn-based mobile gacha game, Ever Crisis: Final Fantasy VII, will launch for mobile devices via iOS and Android on September 7, 2023.

Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis is an ambitious mobile entry that coalesces the compilation of Final Fantasy VII, including the original game, Crisis Core, Dirge of Cerberus, Before Crisis, and even Advent Children in playable forms. The gacha comprises new outfits for the cast, adding levity and spiciness to familiar events fans are abundantly knowledgeable about.

Pre-registration is available via the official website.

The title recently achieved one million pre-registrations.

• Check out our Preview of the game.
• 25th Anniversary Trailer
• Compiled Interview Information
• Summer 2023 Trailer
• Summer Games Fest Trailer
• First Featured Games, Playable Younger Sephiroth
• Gameplay Features, Outfits & Co-Op; Younger Versions of Characters Planned
• Character Trailers
• CBT Report

The tweet announcing this development is viewable below:

Release Date Announcement!

FINAL FANTASY VII EVER CRISIS will be officially released on iOS and Android on September 7 2023! Don't forget to pre-register now!

Pre-registration: https://t.co/k7x3hnUBgF #FF7EC #FF7EverCrisis #FF7 pic.twitter.com/5GLzXA2LGN

— FINAL FANTASY VII EVER CRISIS_EN｜FF7EC (@FFVII_EC_EN) August 10, 2023

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will release for PlayStation 5 in Early 2024 on two discs. We’ll keep you all updated on this highly anticipated release.

Check out our previous coverage for screenshots and staff comments.

We also shared our thoughts on the latest trailer.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is the sequel to the first entry in this ongoing Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy effort. Throughout the announcement trailer, players got a tease of the Nibleheim flashback with Cloud and Sephiroth and Zack carrying Cloud, seemingly from either the end of Crisis Core or the end of Remake.

The latest trailer from Summer Games Fest showcased quite a bit more, with a relatively open world, team attacks, Chocobo riding, and fascinating story developments that have truly made this entry diverge from the original game’s timeline. Still, familiar areas like Cosmo Canyon and the Chocobo Farm are also present. Oddly, Square Enix calls this a completely standalone entry, which comes off as too blatantly untrue, even for marketing purposes.