Square Enix’s Harvest Sale cuts both Final Fantasy VII remake games by 80 percent or more on the Switch 2 eShop. The deal runs through Monday, Nov. 16, per Nintendo’s listings.
If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to try the Final Fantasy VII remakes on Switch 2, this is a pretty good one. Both games together cost less than a large pizza right now.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is $7.99 and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is $7.49 on the Nintendo Switch 2 eShop, part of Square Enix’s Harvest Sale. Nintendo Life reported the sale Monday, Nov. 2, and VGC followed Tuesday, Nov. 3.
We checked Nintendo’s U.S. eShop listings Tuesday night, and both prices were live. All prices below are as of Tuesday, Nov. 3, so check the eShop before you buy.
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How much are Final Fantasy VII Remake and Rebirth on Switch 2?
Remake Intergrade is $7.99, down from $39.99, or 80 percent off. Its Digital Deluxe Edition is $11.99, down from $59.99.
Rebirth is $7.49, down from $49.99, or 85 percent off. Its Digital Deluxe Edition is $10.49, down from $69.99.
Buying both standard editions comes to $15.48 instead of $89.98, VGC noted. If you already own Rebirth, its Digital Deluxe Edition Upgrade is $3, down from $20.
The sale covers the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and Europe, VGC reported. In the U.K., the two games are 7.99 pounds and 7.49 pounds.
When does the Square Enix Harvest Sale end?
Monday, Nov. 16, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific in the U.S. Nintendo’s listings show the end as 7:59 a.m. UTC on Nov. 17, which is the same moment.
That’s why you might see two dates floating around. VGC said the sale runs until Nov. 16, while Nintendo Life listed Nov. 17 for the U.S. and Nov. 16 for the U.K.
On the East Coast, the deal technically lasts until 2:59 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17. We wouldn’t cut it that close.
What else is in the Square Enix Harvest Sale?
Plenty of older Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest games, according to Nintendo Life’s list. The original Final Fantasy VII is $6.39, and Final Fantasy IX is $6.29.
Dragon Quest XI S Definitive Edition is $19.99, and Triangle Strategy is $23.99, Nintendo Life reported. Those are Nintendo Life’s U.S. prices, and they can change before the sale ends.
When did the Final Fantasy VII remakes come to Switch 2?
Remake Intergrade came to Switch 2 on Jan. 22, the same day it hit Xbox Series X|S, VGC reported. Rebirth followed on Switch 2 on June 3, according to Nintendo’s listing.
Both started out as PlayStation exclusives. Remake first launched on PS4, and Rebirth on PS5, before moving to PC and other consoles.
They’re big downloads. Nintendo’s listings put Remake Intergrade at 90.4GB and Rebirth at 91.5GB, so check your storage before you grab both.
Are the Switch 2 versions of Final Fantasy VII any good?
Critics liked both. Nintendo Life gave Remake Intergrade a 9 out of 10 and called it “one of the best Switch 2 ports so far.”
That version had a Metacritic score of 90 from 24 reviews around launch, Nintendo Life reported in January.
Rebirth got an 8 from Nintendo Life, under the headline “Some Rough Edges, But Still A Great Game.” Its Switch 2 Metacritic score was 86 from 27 reviews around launch, below the PS5 version’s 92, according to Nintendo Life.
So the second game is a little rougher on Nintendo’s hardware. For $7.49, most fans can probably live with that.
When does the third Final Fantasy VII game come out?
Final Fantasy VII Revelation, the last part of the trilogy, launches April 8, 2027. Square Enix confirmed the date during a PlayStation State of Play in September, VGC reported.
Unlike the first two games, Revelation is coming to Switch 2 on day one. It launches the same day on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
That leaves about five months to get through two very long games before the finale. For about $15, it’s a cheap way to catch up, as long as your Switch 2 has the room.
Article compiled and written by Thom Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Clownfish TV newsroom.
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Hat Tips:
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VGC, Chris Scullion (Nov. 3): Sale prices, regions and the remakes’ history.
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Nintendo Life, Liam Doolan (Nov. 2): The Harvest Sale and its other deals.
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Nintendo Life, Jim Norman (Jan. 21 and June 2): Review scores and Metacritic figures.
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VGC, Andy Robinson (Sept. 3): Final Fantasy VII Revelation release date.
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Nintendo eShop (Nov. 3): Prices, end time, release dates and file sizes.
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