Intergrade will offer two modes of operation – quality (4K) and performance (60fps) – faster downloads, improved graphics (textures, lighting, environment), photo mode, DualSense support, and classic difficulty level.

Among other things, Intergrade will include an additional episode (not on PS4) starring the ninja Yuffie Kisaragi. The developers promise gameplay and combat innovations and a fresh look at Final Fantasy VII Remake history.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade will be released on June 10 this year. Pre-orders are already available: the standard edition costs 76.98$, and the extended edition (mini soundtrack, digital artbook) costs 95.96$.

As a pre-order bonus, there is a Capstar weapon for the Yuffie episode. An additional chapter in the Final Fantasy VII Remake story will be available for purchase separately from June 10, but it will only be available as part of the game itself.

Finally, owners of Final Fantasy VII Remake on PS4 (both digital and disc) will receive the PS5 update for free, but the Yuffie episode will have to be purchased separately.

Final Fantasy VII Remake, which includes only the first part of the original game’s story, is currently only available on PlayStation 4. The temporary exclusivity ends on April 10 this year.