There are multiple editions of the Final Fantasy VII Remake you can get. Which one is best for you?
The Final Fantasy VII Remake has been highly anticipated even before the game was officially revealed in E3 2015. Fans had begged Square Enix to make a remake for Final Fantasy VII for years before it was finally announced, and people all over the world cheered out-loud when they finally did. Unfortunately, very little was shown of the game in the years following. It wasn’t until this year that more details of the game were unveiled, including new trailers and a release window.
Final Fantasy VII is an RPG about a group of eco-terrorists who combat against an all-powerful corporation that is killing the planet. Later they eventually have to save the world from a fallen hero named Sephiroth, who plans to summon a giant meteor to crash onto Earth.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Pre-order Bonus Guide
With the Remake coming out next year, the different editions for the game have already been made available to purchase. All the different editions can get confusing for consumers at times, which is why we are here to help you to decide what copy of the Final Fantasy VII Remake you should get. Read on to see the different editions you can pre-order. Also, note that the game is currently only available on the PlayStation 4.
Is There Any Pre-Order Bonus?
The answer is not at this moment. We wouldn’t be surprised if a pre-order bonus for the Final Fantasy VII Remake is revealed at a later date, but currently, at this moment there is no pre-order bonus.
Standard Edition
The Standard Edition comes with FFVII Remake game, that’s it. This is for gamers who want the game, and nothing else.
The Standard Edition will cost 59.99 USD.
Deluxe Edition
The Deluxe Edition comes with the FFVII Remake game, along with the following –
- Artbook
- Mini-Soundtrack
- Steelbook
- Cactuar Summon Materia DLC
The Deluxe Edition will cost 79.99 USD.
1st Class Edition
The 1st Class Edition includes the FFVII Remake game, along with what is listed below –
- Play Arts Kai Cloud Strife & Hardy Daytona
- Artbook
- Mini-Soundtrack
- Steelbook
- Cactuar Summon Materia DLC
- Carbuncle Summon Materia DLC
This Edition can only be bought at the Square Enix Store, and it will cost 329.99 USD.
The Final Fantasy VII Remake is slated to release on March 3, 2020.
Published: Jun 11, 2019 07:07 am