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The highly anticipated second installment of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, arrives on PC on January 23, 2025. Unlike its predecessor, this PC release offers multiple editions, pre-order bonuses, and save data rewards. This guide clarifies your options.
PC gamers can purchase Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on Steam and the Epic Games Store. Note that the game will not be available on GOG. Both Steam and Epic Games Store offer the game at the same price.
Pre-ordering Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (before 13:59 UTC on January 23rd) grants you:
While these items might be sold separately later, a significant incentive to pre-order is the current 30% discount on all editions, valid until the release date.
Carrying over save data from Final Fantasy VII Remake unlocks additional content:
Ensure you use the same account and that the save data resides on the same PC where you install Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.
PC players can choose between the Standard Edition and the Digital Deluxe Edition.
The Standard Edition ($69.99, $48.99 with pre-order discount) includes the base game and the Posh Chocobo summoning materia (included in both editions).
The Digital Deluxe Edition ($89.99, $62.99 with pre-order discount) adds:
A $20 upgrade is available for Standard Edition owners who wish to obtain the Digital Deluxe Edition content later.
For most players, the extra cost of the Digital Deluxe Edition may not be justified. While the art book and soundtrack are nice additions, the gameplay enhancements are minor bonuses. The Standard Edition offers excellent value for those prioritizing the core game experience.