Fans wishing to purchase Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth have a few different options to choose from. From the regular physical edition, all of the way to the wondrous collector’s edition. After reading the below information, you’ll know which one is right for you.
Every Edition of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
When it comes to Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, there are multiple versions to choose from.
The Standard Edition can be purchased in-store or digitally and retails for $69.99 USD. Of course, this comes solely with the game itself, but if you preorder it prior to release date, you will be rewarded with the following item:
- Midgar Bangle Mk. II
The Deluxe Edition can be purchased in-store and retails for $99.99 USD. Like the Standard Edition, preordering it will reward you with a Midgar Bangle Mk. II. Along with the base game, you will also receive the following items:
- Artbook
- Mini soundtrack
- Steelbook
The Digital Deluxe Edition can only be purchased digitally on the PlayStation Store for $99.99 USD. It includes the following items:
- Digital mini soundtrack
- Digital artbook
- Magic Pot Summoning Materia
- Accessory: Reclaimant Choker
- Armor: Orchid Bracelet
The Collector’s Edition is a Square Enix exclusive that could be purchased for $349.99 USD, but has been sold out for quite some time. It includes the following items:
- Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Deluxe Edition
- Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Static Arts – Sephiroth
- Moogle Trio Summoning Materia
- Magic Pot Summoning Materia
- Accessory: Reclaimant Choker
- Armor: Orchid Bracelet
The Twin Pack is a great idea for people who have yet to play Final Fantasy VII Remake. It costs the same as buying Rebirth on its own, so even if you own a physical copy, there’s no harm in purchasing the digital Twin Pack. It includes the following items:
- Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade
- Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
No matter which version you choose, there’s no doubt that once April 29, 2024, comes around, and FF7 Rebirth releases, that it’s going to be a game to remember, especially after the impression left by its’ demo.
