New Final Fantasy 7 Remake trailer provides your best look yet at the returning cast, including Red XIII

(Image credit: Square Enix)

A new Final Fantasy 7 Remake trailer has dropped to celebrate the 23rd anniversary of the original JRPG, and it reveals so much more about what to expect from Square Enix's upcoming reimagining for the PS4. 

Set to legendary composer Nobuo Uematsu's theme song 'Hollow', the trailer shows off tons of new gameplay, cinematics, characters, and recreations of key scenes from the iconic title, including Cloud in a Dress, Red XIII, and more. Check it out below. 

Final Fantasy 7 Remake was recently delayed by a month earlier this year, following several datamined leaks of a PS4 demo that is still yet to be announced. Now Square Enix is revealing more about the game on its own terms, here's hoping we'll hear something about that upcoming trial in the next few weeks. 

There's also still no word on a PC or Xbox One port of the remake, however, nor has Square Enix mentioned anything about the potential for a next-gen release for the upcoming PS5 and Xbox Series X, both launching later this year in the Holiday season. 

In any case, Final Fantasy 7 Remake launches on PS4 this April 10, and - as this trailer confirms - it's looking better than ever. If you're interested, learn how to pre-order Final Fantasy 7 Remake here, and secure your copy in advance of the game's release date. 

For more, check out the big new games of 2020 on the way this year, or watch the video below for a guide to GamesRadar's favourite games of the past decade. 

Alex Avard

I'm GamesRadar's Features Writer, which makes me responsible for gracing the internet with as many of my words as possible, including reviews, previews, interviews, and more. Lucky internet! 

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