Square Enix announced Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, set for release on February 29, 2024, exclusively for PlayStation 5 during the PlayStation State of Play event.

The game's demo, a substantial 48 GB download, includes the Nibelheim Incident as a self-contained chapter, offering 1-2 hours of gameplay.

An additional demo segment for the Junon area will be available from February 21, with the Nibelheim save data providing bonus items for the full game but without progress carryover from Junon.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth's demo introduces a new card game, Queen’s Blood, and encourages extensive exploration, hinting at a rich gaming experience.

While initially a PS5 exclusive, there is speculation about a PC version release in the summer of 2024, between May and June.

The demo reveals gameplay enhancements in maneuverability, character abilities, and combat system UI, signaling a significant evolution in the Final Fantasy series.