Final Fantasy 7 Revelation is expected to require a very large install size, with director Naoki Hamaguchi saying it will likely be around 200GB. Multiple outlets report that the figure is an estimate and that development details are still being finalized. The large size also affects how the game can be delivered on physical media, with Hamaguchi indicating it will not fit on a single disc.
Context is the release of Revelation as the third and final entry in the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy, with outlets noting it is still months away. Eurogamer and others frame the discussion around “size versus quality” and the scope of content, including side activities and the overall amount of in-game material. Some reports also connect the size conversation to plans for post-launch downloadable content. While most coverage focuses on storage implications for consoles and PCs, one outlet also highlights that Hamaguchi reiterates a desire to provide some form of physical product even if the full game is not fully contained on-disc.
Across sources, the core point is consistent: Hamaguchi expects Revelation to be roughly 200GB, driven by the need to meet production goals while working within hardware limits.
