No Intergrade DLC for Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth, Says Square Enix

Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth, the anticipated sequel in the Final Fantasy VII remake series, will not feature major story DLC similar to the previous game’s Intergrade. Game director Naoki Hamaguchi highlighted the focus on delivering the next installment in the trilogy rather than expanding Rebirth with additional content. Fans hoping for an interim chapter or character-driven story expansions may be disappointed, but Hamaguchi reassured that the team's priority is completing the trilogy swiftly. The game's release is likely to see a considerable gap, as Remake and Rebirth were released four years apart, suggesting a potential wait until 2027 for the final part. Rebirth, receiving excellent reviews and a 9/10 score, is also a contender for Game of the Year at The Game Awards.

No, Square Enix has confirmed that there will be no major story DLC for Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth, as the development team is focused on completing the trilogy with the third part.

Final Fantasy VII remains one of the most celebrated RPGs, originally released in 1997 by Square Enix. The series has garnered a passionate fanbase, leading to a modern remake that began with Final Fantasy VII Remake in 2020. The remake has reignited interest in the franchise, exploring familiar narratives through advanced graphics and gameplay mechanics, and is recognized for reviving iconic characters like Cloud Strife and Sephiroth.