The Japanese company puts the focus on new video games now that the new generation of consoles is approaching.
We already knew that Square Enix was working on something related to the Kingdom Hearts franchise, but the rest of the company's equipment does not stop. Thanks to job offers published by the Japanese, it has been confirmed that First Development Division, authors of games such as Final Fantasy VII remake or Kingdom Hearts 3, are immersed in the development of a new video game.
As stated in one of the offers, Square Enix is focused on "creating a new generation action game that goes beyond the existing titles of the genre, with a team of international creators." Not happy with it, Division 3 (Final Fantasy XIV) prepares another production. In fact, an artwork has been published, in the fantasy line of other products of the company.
ICYMI: Square Enix has revealed new concept art for what could be a next-gen project on the recruitment page of Square Enix 3rd Development Division (FFXIV) https://t.co/bNNwMMbdJ2 pic.twitter.com/31Q1f5z79d
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Final Fantasy VII Remake, the next to see the light
The last major project of the Japanese division of Square Enix is Final Fantasy VII Remake, a title that will go on sale next March 3 exclusively for PS4 and that marks the beginning of a series of deliveries based on the imperishable classic of Squaresoft . Conceived as a game by episodes, each of them has a complete product entity, although the company itself does not know how many chapters it will consist of.
The only thing clear is that the first episode, which does not incorporate any kind of badge that accredits it on its cover, is that it will take place in Midgar. This means that he will narrate the first story arc, which has a lot to do with Avalanche's fight against the evil Shinra corporation. The new production dispenses with traditional shifts without neglecting the strategic component. It will be reinforced with new narrative and dialogues, which will allow for deeper character relationships.
