Whether you're a one-and-only main player or an altoholic, every character has its own story: its epic victories, crushing defeats, and tales of valor and glory that live fondly in any players' memory. The biggest project that Square has in the works constituting a remake is obviously Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, which is due out early 2024, as revealed in a trailer last month.It's no secret that players get attached to their characters. "We hope that this reinforcement of our organisation will promote the development not only of major titles but also new IPs under the new management team." "I will refrain from speaking in specifics, but I will say that we believe that the strengthening of our internal development organisation will be of benefit as the difficulty of developing major titles is becoming extremely high, which also has implications for development lead times," responded one member of the board. And there's also the Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D remake that's on the way too.Īside from the topic of remasters, Square Enix was also asked why it has "longer gaps between game releases than its peers do," as well as what the board's thoughts were on its current release schedule for upcoming games. This remake is going for its HD-2D look established with Octopath Traveller, and continued with in last year's Live A Live remake.
Most recently it announced Star Ocean: The Second Story R, a remake of the second game in the Star Ocean series that was originally released on the PS1. One member of the board responded, "We will refrain from sharing information about new titles, but we are considering various ideas within the company and hope that you will look forward to forthcoming announcements." Maybe that shareholder will get their Xenogears wish after all.įor the most part, though, as opposed to slightly less resource intensive remasters, Square Enix has been releasing remakes of its older games. To see this content please enable targeting cookies.
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