During the 2026 Summer Game Fest, Tifa Lockhart from Final Fantasy VII was announced as the next DLC guest character for Street Fighter 6. She will arrive in early 2027 as part of the game’s Year 4 Season Pass of new content alongside new characters Arjun, Yasmine, and Bosch.
Tifa is currently slated to be the third character of the set to be released, and she will be available as part of the Year 4 Character Pass or Ultimate Pass. After the reveal trailer, Director of Street Fighter 6 Takayuki Nakayama and Director of Square Enix Naoki Hamaguchi took to the stage to explain that not only would Materia feature as a new gameplay feature for Tifa, but that another “iconic Final Fantasy element” would also be adapted for the game.
You can check out the official announcement on X below:
Year 4 of #StreetFighter6 welcomes Tifa from the FINAL FANTASY VII Remake Series!
Yasmine – August 3, 2026 Arjun – Autumn 2026 Tifa – Early 2027 Bosch – Spring 2027
Brand new characters, a guest character, and the second protagonist from World Tour are ready! pic.twitter.com/AwxLjUiNhF
Unfortunately, Tifa will not have any story content added to the game, as Capcom have previously stated that the World Tour story mode would not be updated after the recent release of Ingrid. Those wanting more story content involving Tifa will have to look forward to the release of Final Fantasy VIIRevelation, which was also announced at Summer Game Fest.
Tifa Lockhart set to arrive as a playable character in Street Fighter 6 sometime in early 2027. The main game is immediately available on PC, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox Series X.
After 25 years, Diablo 2 finally has a new playable class. The Reign of the Warlock expansion dropped today, and it’s easily the most substantial update Diablo II: Resurrected has ever received. We’re talking about a complete game-changer here – not just some minor tweaks or balance patches.
This isn’t your typical DLC either. Blizzard packed in a brand-new class, revamped endgame content, and quality-of-life improvements that players have been begging for since the game’s original release. Whether you’re a returning veteran or someone who’s been grinding Terror Zones for months, this update fundamentally changes how you’ll experience Sanctuary.
The Warlock: Master of Forbidden Arts
The star of the show is obviously the Warlock. This mysterious scholar spent years lurking in shadows, studying demonic magic that most sane people would avoid. Now they’re ready to unleash that forbidden knowledge on the demon hordes.
What makes the Warlock unique? For starters, they can levitate their weapon. Yeah, you read that right. This passive ability lets you equip a two-handed weapon in one hand while wielding an off-hand item simultaneously. No other class in Diablo 2 can pull that off, which opens up some seriously creative build possibilities.
The class revolves around three distinct skill trees, each offering a completely different playstyle:
Demon Binding – Your Personal Army
Think of this as the summoner’s dream tree. You’re not just raising skeletons here – you’re enslaving actual demons to fight alongside you. The Warlock can summon three types of demons: Goatmen for melee combat, Tainted for ranged attacks, and Defilers for binding enemy souls together.
But here’s where it gets interesting. You can only bind one demon at a time, and binding strengthens both you and your demonic servant. Each demon grants unique abilities and auras that complement your build. Don’t like your current demon? Consume it. Seriously – you can drain its life force to gain temporary buffs like increased movement speed, bonus to all skills, or even powerful auras.
The consumption mechanic varies based on which demon you devour, creating a dynamic risk-reward system. Do you keep your Goatman for sustained damage, or consume it mid-battle for a crucial buff when things get dicey?
Eldritch Weapons – Mind Over Matter
This tree is all about weapon manipulation and hexes. Forget traditional melee combat – Eldritch-focused Warlocks use telekinesis to control their armaments. You can imbue weapons with powerful curses that cripple enemies, drain their life, or make them explode in spectacular bursts of gore.
The tree also lets you create ethereal duplicates of your weapons or throw them with deadly precision. Combined with the Warlock’s ability to dual-wield two-handed weapons, you can build some absolutely devastating combinations. A two-handed axe in one hand, a Grimoire in the other, and astral projections flying everywhere? That’s peak Warlock energy.
Arts of Chaos – Pure Destruction
For players who prefer keeping their distance while raining hellfire on enemies, the Chaos tree delivers. This is your caster archetype, focused on destructive magic damage through fire and void elements.
Warlocks conjure Miasma – deadly projectiles formed from pure entropy. Master this tree, and you can unleash Apocalypse to incinerate entire screens of enemies. Or go even more extreme and tear open the Abyss itself, creating a vortex that draws in and annihilates everything nearby.
The visual effects alone make this tree worth trying. There’s something deeply satisfying about watching demons get sucked into a void of your own creation.
Terror Zones Get a Major Overhaul
Terror Zones aren’t new to Diablo II: Resurrected, but Reign of the Warlock completely reimagines how they work. The rotation cycle now changes every 30 minutes instead of every hour, keeping the action fresh and preventing players from falling into repetitive farming patterns.
More importantly, you now earn consumables that let you choose which Act becomes terrorized. When an entire Act terrorizes, every zone within it gets significantly enhanced. We’re talking much tougher enemies and substantially better rewards. This gives you more control over your endgame grinding routes and lets you optimize for specific loot.
Hell difficulty introduces Heralds of Terror – deadly hunters that stalk you like prey. Each subsequent Herald that tracks you down becomes exponentially more dangerous. It’s a brutal mechanic that keeps you on your toes even when you think you’ve got your farming route locked down.
Defeating terrorized Act bosses now has a chance to drop special statues. Collect all five and combine them in the Horadric Cube to unlock access to the expansion’s ultimate challenge.
Colossal Ancients: The New Pinnacle Boss Fight
Speaking of ultimate challenges – the Colossal Ancients represent Diablo 2’s first true pinnacle boss encounter. This brutal gauntlet demands flawless execution and total mastery of your build.
The fight works like an escalating nightmare. Strike down one Ancient, and the remaining foes grow stronger and unlock new abilities. It’s a brutal test that separates casual players from the truly dedicated.
Successfully defeating these gargantuan threats rewards you with unique jewels that require level 75 to use. Each Ancient drops one of two possible jewels:
Talic drops Defender’s Fire or Defender’s Bile
Korlic drops Protector’s Frost or Protector’s Stone
Madawc drops Guardian’s Thunder or Guardian’s Light
These jewels function similarly to Gheed’s Fortune – you can only have one equipped across all your items at once, though you can hold multiple in your inventory. This limitation makes choosing the right jewel for your build crucial.
More Than 30 New Items to Hunt
Reign of the Warlock introduces over 30 new items including Sets, Uniques, Runewords, and an entirely new item type called Grimoires (or Books). These powerful tomes serve as the Warlock’s off-hand equipment and can roll Warlock staff mods plus inherent elemental weapon damage.
Daggers received a significant upgrade too. White daggers can now roll up to three points in random Warlock skills, making them excellent Runeword bases. To support this change, Blizzard moved daggers to vendors like Akara, Drognan, and Malah while removing them from gambling.
Notable new items include:
Hellwarden’s Will – A unique Death Mask offering both Faster Cast Rate and Attack Speed, letting multiple classes hit important breakpoints with a single item slot.
Sling Ring – Features the rare stat of negative enemy Magic Resistance, making it invaluable for magic-damage builds.
Opalvein – A unique ring with random elemental damage percentages. Finding the right element for your build might take some farming, but it’s worth the effort.
The expansion also adds five new Runewords: Authority, Coven, Void, Vigilance, and Ritual. Each targets different build archetypes and equipment slots.
Sunder Charms Get Reworked
Sunder Charms underwent a complete overhaul. The old versions still exist, but Reign of the Warlock introduces Latent Sunder Charms that only drop from Heralds in Terror Zones. These are significantly rarer than before.
The tradeoff? You can craft Latent Sunder Charms into Renewed Sunder Charms with additional powerful stats like Faster Run Walk, Faster Hit Recovery, or bonuses to All Attributes. This change makes Sunder Charms rarer but way more customizable and build-defining.
Quality of Life Improvements Players Actually Wanted
Beyond the new content, Reign of the Warlock delivers on quality-of-life features the community has requested for literal years.
Stackable Stash Tabs
Gone are the days of maintaining dedicated gem mules or scrolling through pages of Perfect Skulls. The expansion adds three new specialized stash tabs for Gems, Materials, and Runes. Items stack up to 99 and automatically sort into their proper categories.
The Horadric Cube can now move between tabs too, making crafting sessions way less tedious. Plus, purchasing the expansion grants two additional general stash tabs and two extra character slots.
Fully Customizable Loot Filters
Loot Filters are finally built directly into the game. You get complete control over which items display when you press the Alt key. This helps you focus on the drops you actually care about instead of wading through endless piles of junk.
The system supports custom filters that you can create yourself, share with friends, or download from the community. PC players can easily link and share their filter configurations, creating a ecosystem of optimized loot settings for different builds and farming strategies.
The Chronicle System
For Holy Grail hunters, the Chronicle is a dream come true. This new in-game tracking system records every unique, set piece, and runeword you’ve collected. It even tells you exactly when and where you found each item.
Completing sections of the Chronicle unlocks rewards you can use to show off your collection prowess. It’s essentially Blizzard’s official stamp of approval on one of the community’s most popular self-imposed challenges.
Cross-Era Character Transfer
Reign of the Warlock introduces an interesting era system that segments the game into three distinct versions: Diablo II Classic, Diablo II: Resurrected, and Diablo II: Reign of the Warlock.
Your characters exist separately on each era, meaning you can have the same character in multiple versions without them affecting each other. This preserves the integrity of each era’s meta while giving players choice in how they want to experience the game.
You can transfer characters forward from Classic to Resurrected, and from Resurrected to Reign of the Warlock. However, transfers only work in one direction – you can’t move characters backwards. This prevents people from farming new content and then bringing overpowered gear back to older eras.
Platform Availability and Pricing
Reign of the Warlock launches today across Battle.net, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. For the first time, Diablo II: Resurrected is also hitting Steam and Xbox Game Pass.
Existing Diablo II: Resurrected owners can purchase the Reign of the Warlock DLC for $25. This unlocks the Warlock class, two stash tabs, two character slots, plus bonus cosmetics for Diablo IV and World of Warcraft.
New players can grab the Infernal Edition, which includes the base game and all expansion content in one package. Xbox Game Pass subscribers get access to the base game, but the Warlock expansion requires a separate purchase.
The pricing has generated some discussion in the community – $25 for a single class and endgame content strikes some as steep. However, considering Blizzard is delivering long-requested features alongside the new class, most players seem willing to pay up.
The Warlock Across Diablo Games
Interestingly, the Warlock isn’t exclusive to Diablo II: Resurrected. Blizzard announced that the class will appear in Diablo IV’s Lord of Hatred update launching April 28th, and in Diablo Immortal’s Andariel Rises update dropping this summer.
Actor Rahul Kohli (known for The Haunting of Bly Manor and Midnight Mass) voices the Warlock across all three games. This unified approach marks a significant moment in Diablo’s history – it’s rare for a new class to launch simultaneously across multiple titles in the franchise.
The cross-game release suggests Blizzard views the Warlock as a major addition to Diablo’s class roster, not just a one-off experiment for a legacy title.
Is Reign of the Warlock Worth It?
For dedicated Diablo 2 players, this is pretty much a no-brainer. The Warlock alone provides dozens of hours of fresh content as you experiment with different build combinations. The endgame additions like Colossal Ancients and revamped Terror Zones extend replay value considerably.
The quality-of-life improvements represent years of community feedback finally being implemented. Stackable stash tabs, loot filters, and the Chronicle system modernize Diablo 2 without compromising what made the original great.
If you’re on the fence, consider what you want from the game. Pure nostalgia seekers might be satisfied with the base Resurrected experience. But for players seeking fresh challenges and modern conveniences, Reign of the Warlock delivers.
The expansion shows Blizzard is committed to supporting Diablo II: Resurrected long-term. After 25 years, getting substantial new content for a game this old is remarkable. Whether this represents a new era for the franchise or a swan song remains to be seen, but for now, the age of the Warlock has definitely begun.
Ready to bind some demons and unleash chaos on Sanctuary? The Reign of the Warlock is available now across all platforms. Just remember – once you transfer your character to the new era, there’s no going back. Choose wisely.
Deckbuilding fans are in for a treat in the next few weeks as there are two games in the genre that are set to be released soon. While ThunderRam Studios' Grimslair has its sights set for release on March 6, a new game has entered the conversation that might affect its sales performance significantly.
Valve launched its first-ever official Black Friday sale in 2025, marking a historic shift in the company’s seasonal sales strategy. The Steam Black Friday Sale 2025 runs until December 1, giving gamers a full week to score incredible deals on thousands of titles across every genre imaginable.
Whether you’re hunting for AAA blockbusters like Battlefield 6, indie gems like Blue Prince, or looking to snag hardware discounts on the Steam Deck, this year’s event delivers unprecedented value for PC gamers. From massive publisher sales to deep cuts on 2025’s biggest releases, we’re breaking down everything you need to maximize your savings during this limited-time shopping extravaganza.
What Makes the Steam Black Friday 2025 Sale Special
The sale features a large list of games across basically every genre and sub-genre you can imagine, with a lot of the discounted games including titles that launched in 2025. This year’s event represents a significant milestone for Valve’s digital distribution platform, as it’s the first time the company has specifically branded a sale around the Black Friday shopping holiday.
The 2025 Steam Autumn Sale shifted earlier than usual, separated from the Winter Sale by several weeks, creating space for this new Black Friday event. Gamers can expect discounts ranging from modest 15-20% cuts on recent November releases to jaw-dropping 80-95% price slashes on classic titles and beloved franchises.
Top Publisher Deals During the Steam Black Friday Sale 2025
SEGA Black Friday Gaming Deals
SEGA is offering up to 80% off select games, with franchises like Sonic, Yakuza, Total War, and Persona all receiving substantial markdowns. Persona 5 Royal sits at 65% off, while the tactical spin-off Persona 5 Tactica drops 70%. Soul Hackers 2 reaches its lowest-ever Steam price at just $11.99.
PlayStation PC Exclusives on Steam
Several former PlayStation exclusives have received never-before-seen prices, with games available at up to 80% off. Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered and Miles Morales both hit 60% off for the first time directly on Steam. Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered offers another excellent entry point into Sony’s acclaimed franchises at competitive pricing.
Xbox Black Friday 2025 Sale
Popular Microsoft games are now up to 80% off. Gears of War: Reloaded drops to $25.99 despite launching just three months ago, while Halo: The Master Chief Collection hits $9.99. Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is available for $17.49, and ReCore: Definitive Edition costs just $3.99.
Warhammer, EA, and Other Major Publishers
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is available for $23.99 with a 60% discount, representing the lowest price the game has ever been on Steam. Electronic Arts titles continue offering deep discounts, while Bethesda features more than 150 games and DLC at reduced prices. CD Projekt Red’s catalog, including Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher series, sees discounts up to 90% off.
Best Steam Deck Black Friday Deals 2025
Valve has marked down the Steam Deck, with the base LCD model getting $80 less than usual. The LCD 256GB version drops to just $319.20, the lowest price ever recorded, with this deal beating any previous sale by $50.
While the premium Steam Deck OLED models aren’t receiving Black Friday discounts, the LCD versions still offer incredible value for gamers looking to enter the handheld PC gaming space. The Steam Deck remains one of the most affordable ways to access your entire Steam library on the go, with performance capable of running most indie games and smaller titles smoothly in 2025.
For those seeking alternatives, competing handhelds like the Lenovo Legion Go S with SteamOS have dropped to $449 for the Ryzen Z2 Go model at Best Buy, making handheld gaming more accessible than ever.
Top Steam Black Friday Game Deals You Can’t Miss
2025’s Biggest Releases on Sale
Battlefield 6 is on sale for $59.49, which is 15% off the regular price, notable given that it’s one of the biggest games of 2025 and has only been out for a little more than a month. Other major 2025 releases seeing discounts include Arc Raiders, which maintains its reputation as one of the best games you can buy for $40.
The Oblivion remaster is currently on sale for its lowest-ever price on Steam at 33% off, letting Elder Scrolls fans return to Cyrodiil with enhanced graphics and updated mechanics. Tales of the Shire, the cozy Lord of the Rings game, hits 30% off, making it the cheapest it’s ever been.
Deep Discount Gaming Recommendations
Blue Prince, this year’s roguelite mystery game hit, is reaching its lowest-ever price on Steam at 34% off, blending strategy, mystery, and puzzles for a unique gameplay experience. Dave the Diver sits at 45% off, combining restaurant management with light RPG mechanics and achieving an Overwhelmingly Positive rating on Steam.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is down 75% from its original price of $59.99 to only $14.99, representing one of the best deals during the entire sale. Resident Evil Village Gold Edition drops 70%, taking it from $49.99 to $14.99, including the base game, Winters’ Expansion, and Trauma Pack DLC.
Budget-Friendly Gaming Under $15
Games under specific price points make browsing for affordable deals easier during the Steam Black Friday Sale 2025. Smart shoppers should explore:
Games under $5 – Perfect for building your backlog, including titles like The Surge 2 at 90% off ($2.99) and FEAR with DLC for just $2
Games under $10 – Premium indie titles like Hogwarts Legacy at $8.99 (85% off) and classic franchises at historical lows
Games under $20 – Recent AAA releases with 60-75% discounts, including Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 and Red Dead Redemption 2
When Does the Steam Black Friday Sale 2025 End?
The first-ever Steam Black Friday Sale runs until December 1, providing gamers with a full week to browse thousands of discounts. Individual publisher promotions may end on different dates, so don’t wait until the final hours to make your purchases.
Black Friday Steam Deck deals sell out quickly, with the LCD 20% discount typically disappearing by Friday afternoon. Set notifications for wishlist items to catch price drops before they expire.
Steam Sale Shopping Tips and Strategies for 2025
Wishlist Management: Add games to your Steam wishlist before the sale begins. Steam will notify you when wishlist items go on discount, helping you track price drops across your most-wanted titles without missing opportunities.
Compare Prices Across Retailers: While Steam offers great deals, authorized key retailers like Humble Bundle, Fanatical, and Green Man Gaming sometimes beat Steam’s official pricing. Many competing PC game stores are running Black Friday sales on Steam codes, meaning you can still add games to your Steam library while spending even less.
Check Review Scores: Don’t let deep discounts blind you to mediocre games. Filter searches by positive review ratings to ensure quality purchases. Games with Overwhelmingly Positive or Very Positive ratings generally indicate solid experiences worth your money.
Refund Policy Awareness: Steam offers refunds on games with less than 2 hours of playtime within 14 days of purchase. If a game doesn’t meet expectations, you’re covered, making it safer to take chances on discounted titles.
Consider Multi-Game Bundles: Complete editions and multi-game collections often provide the best value during major sales. Look for Gold Editions, Ultimate Editions, and franchise bundles that package DLC, expansions, and multiple games together at steep discounts.
Hardware Price Warnings for December 2025
Memory prices have surged by 500% and SSD prices have risen by 100%, with retailers warning that prices on gaming PCs, GPUs, laptops, and SSDs will increase after December 7, 2025. This makes the Black Friday sale potentially the last opportunity for affordable gaming hardware purchases before significant price increases take effect.
If you’re considering upgrading your gaming PC, buying additional RAM, or adding storage capacity, act before early December. The Black Friday window represents a critical opportunity to lock in current pricing before the hardware market shifts dramatically.
Alternative Steam Key Retailers During Black Friday 2025
Many competing PC game stores are running Black Friday sales featuring Steam activation codes. Legitimate third-party sellers offering additional discounts include:
Humble Bundle – Features convenient price category filtering and supports charity with every purchase
Fanatical – Rotating flash sales with franchise bundles and mystery game offers
Green Man Gaming – Stacking discount codes and VIP pricing for frequent shoppers
GOG – DRM-free classics with competitive pricing and no activation requirements
Always verify you’re buying from authorized retailers to avoid key revocation issues. Stick with well-known, reputable sellers that have established relationships with game publishers.
Upcoming Steam Sales After Black Friday 2025
The Steam Winter Sale 2025 kicks off on December 18, giving budget-conscious gamers another opportunity to score deals before the year ends. The Winter Sale typically runs for approximately two weeks, often featuring similar discount percentages to the Black Friday event.
Steam also hosts seasonal sales throughout the year, including Spring Sale, Summer Sale, and genre-specific “Fest” events focusing on RPGs, strategy games, horror titles, racing sims, and more. These focused events often highlight indie developers and niche genres that might get overlooked during major seasonal sales.
Frequently Asked Questions About Steam Black Friday Sale 2025
Q: Is this really Steam’s first official Black Friday sale?
A: Yes, this is the first time Valve has specifically branded and marketed a sale as a “Black Friday” event. Previously, the Steam Autumn Sale served as an unofficial Black Friday alternative, but the company has now embraced the shopping holiday directly.
Q: Can I use coupons or promo codes during the Steam Black Friday sale?
A: Steam does not allow stacking coupons on already-discounted products. Sale prices are final, with no additional promotional codes accepted during major seasonal events. However, third-party retailers may offer their own promo codes on Steam keys.
Q: Will newer 2025 releases like Battlefield 6 be on sale?
A: Yes, many games released throughout 2025 are receiving discounts. However, the newest November releases may only receive modest 10-20% discounts, while games from earlier in the year see deeper cuts of 30-70% off.
Q: Are Steam Deck OLED models on sale for Black Friday 2025?
A: No, only the LCD Steam Deck models received Black Friday discounts in 2025. The OLED versions maintain their standard pricing, making the LCD models an even better value proposition for budget-conscious buyers.
Q: How long does the Steam Black Friday sale 2025 last?
A: The sale runs from November 25 through December 1, 2025, giving you a full week to make purchasing decisions. Individual publisher sales may have different end dates, so check specific game pages for exact timing.
Q: Should I wait for the Winter Sale or buy during Black Friday?
A: Discounts during Black Friday and Winter Sales are typically similar, though not identical. If you see a game at a historical low price during Black Friday, there’s no guarantee it will match or beat that price during the Winter Sale. Buy what you want now if the price feels right.
Q: What’s the biggest discount available during the Steam Black Friday 2025 sale?
A: Discounts reach up to 95% off on select titles, with many classic games and complete editions seeing 80-90% price reductions. The deepest discounts typically apply to older titles and complete franchise collections.
Maximizing Your Steam Wallet During Black Friday 2025
Consider purchasing Steam gift cards from retailers offering their own promotions. While Steam itself doesn’t discount wallet funds, some third-party sellers provide bonus value or cashback rewards when buying Steam credit during the holiday shopping season.
Budget-conscious gamers should prioritize building their wishlist with deliberate intent. Focus on games you’ll actually play rather than accumulating a massive backlog of unplayed titles. The average Steam user owns hundreds of games they’ve never launched, a common pitfall during major sales events when everything seems like an irresistible bargain.
Set spending limits before browsing the sale. It’s easy to justify multiple small purchases that add up to significant money. Decide your budget in advance and stick to it, prioritizing your most-wanted titles over impulse buys that might sit unplayed for years.
Final Thoughts on the Steam Black Friday 2025 Sale
This year’s Steam Black Friday sale represents exceptional value across every gaming category. Whether you’re a hardcore enthusiast with a massive library or a newcomer exploring PC gaming for the first time, the combination of deep discounts, hardware deals, and publisher participation creates a perfect storm for savvy shoppers.
The week-long duration eliminates FOMO pressure, allowing you to research purchases, read reviews, compare prices across retailers, and make informed decisions. Take advantage of Steam’s generous refund policy to test games risk-free, and don’t hesitate to explore alternative retailers for even better pricing on Steam keys.
With thousands of titles discounted across every genre, playstyle, and budget level, and hardware prices set to increase dramatically in December, the Steam Black Friday sale 2025 delivers gaming’s best value proposition before the holiday season shifts into high gear. Whether you’re clearing your wishlist or discovering new favorites, this historic first-ever Steam Black Friday event won’t disappoint.
Happy hunting, gamers. Your backlog is about to get a whole lot bigger, and your wallet might actually thank you for waiting until this sale to make your moves.
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An upcoming Bring Arts figure of Aerith will use her design from the original Final Fantasy VII game. This figure is also available for pre-order via the North American Square Enix site.
On the Japanese Square Enix store, the Final Fantasy VII Aerith Bring Arts figure costs 13,200 JPY. It’ll come out on March 28, 2026. Meanwhile, the North American version of the store lists it for $129.99, and it’ll come out in June 2026. Another version of the original Aerith Bring Arts figure already came out and is available for purchase on the store. This one costs cheaper at $119.99, but unlike the new one that Square Enix announced, she’s not wielding her Mythril Rod.
Images via Square Enix
Like the previous Final Fantasy VII Bring Arts figures, this one will come with two face plates and multiple hand parts. While it comes with the Mythril Rod, you don’t have to pose Aerith with it if you don’t want to, and it counts as yet another optional part. Since it’s fully-articulated, you can customize how Aerith is displayed based on your preferences or current set-up.
Final Fantasy VII Remake is available on the PS4, PS5, and Windows PC. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is on the PS5. The original game came out on the PlayStation, but it’s also available on the PS4, Switch, Xbox One, Windows PC, and mobile devices.
Yasmine – August 3, 2026
