Square Enix announces a new accessibility-related option for *Final Fantasy VII: Revelation* that automatically boosts characters to the recommended level for main story progression. The feature is intended to reduce or eliminate the need for open-world exploration and grinding for players who mainly want to experience the narrative.

The announcement comes from information shared at the Tokyo Game Show. Both outlets describe the goal as aligning the game’s progression more closely with the more guided structure of earlier *Final Fantasy VII* releases. VICE notes the campaign-style comparison to *Final Fantasy VII Remake*, while My Nintendo News frames the change as a response to player feedback informed by *Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth*.

While the outlets differ slightly in emphasis—one focusing on the “level skip” framing and the other on the connection to feedback from a specific prior title—they agree on the core functionality: a system that lifts character levels to match recommended story requirements.