Sony will host a State of Play on 3 September that the company says will end with an extended look at Final Fantasy VII Revelation on September 3rd.
The broadcast begins at 9:00 AM ET / 6:00 AM PT and will stream on PlayStation’s YouTube and Twitch channels at 9AM ET / 6AM PT. PlayStation has also scheduled a regional follow‑up, a State of Play Japan, to air after the global show followed by a State of Play Japan livestream, a detail reported alongside the confirmation of the main event.
The timing makes this one of the nearer-term opportunities to see substantive Revelation gameplay. Square Enix first positioned Revelation as the next major instalment in its Final Fantasy VII Remake project earlier this year and has since offered periodic looks at the project; Sony’s framing suggests the September show will be the biggest single showcase yet for that title. Eurogamer noted the company is splitting its output that day between a global show and a Japan/Asia-focused stream.
A separate report flagged that leaked plans circulating before the announcement also named the September State of Play as a potential focus for protests tied to physical-game distribution debates. The publication-level confirmation and the official schedule mean viewers will be able to watch the full segment the moment it goes live.
If you are tracking Final Fantasy VII Revelation, this broadcast is the clearest near-term chance to see an extended gameplay presentation; the show starts at 9:00 AM ET / 6:00 AM PT on 3 September and will be available on PlayStation’s YouTube and Twitch channels on YouTube and Twitch.