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A longtime Square Enix producer is stepping down from his role overseeing the highly anticipated Dragon Quest 12: The Flames of Fate. His departure comes amid ongoing delays in the Dragon Quest 12: The Flames of Fate development, signaling a shift within Square Enix's game development structure.
Dragon Quest's series producer is reportedly stepping down from the role, and Nier's series producer could possibly replace him.
Final Fantasy 15's director believes that game developers should familiarize themselves with generative AI.
Nier's series director has potentially teased a third game in the action-RPG saga.
A sequel to Nier: Automata might have been teased by series creator Yoko Taro at the Nier London Concert. The Nier franchise has been a bit of a breakout hit in the last couple of years, thanks to Yoko Taro's eccentric and unconventional game design and writing. Despite its recent success in other media forms, like an anime adaptation, novels, and concerts, some fans wonder if there will be a new mainline AAA game set in the same universe, or a direct follow-up to Nier: Automata.
Square Enix president Takashi Kiryu believes the company needs to diversify its gaming output, but also focus on fewer releases.
Square Enix president Takashi Kiryu says he wants to diversify the studio's lineup of games by relying less on "strong IPs" like Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest.