Before merging, Square and Enix were iconic RPG developers for early consoles, creating timeless franchises. Square and Enix also made challenging non-RPG games for the NES, showcasing their ...

However, games from such a popular and massive company often come with a hefty price tag. While this varies across franchises and individual games, Square Enix also offers some excellent free-to ...

Square Enix is one of the largest developers and producers in the gaming industry right now. Although it covers several genres, they are most well-known for role-playing games (RPGs).

One of the more intriguing and exciting game styles under the Square Enix umbrella is HD-2D. ... a company that made several unconventional Action-RPGs mostly published by Enix.

The $300 million deal means that Square Enix will no longer publish Tomb Raider games, ... Outriders and Life Is Strange will continue to be published by Square Enix. About the Author. Daniel Van Boom ...

Square Enix is currently holding a sale on the Xbox Store, offering up to 75% off select games for the Xbox One and Xbox 360.

Square Enix President Yosuke Matsuda has published a New Year's letter indicating that decentralized games using technologies like blockchain will be a "major strategic theme" for the company from ...

Yosuke Matsuda, president of Square Enix, hopes blockchain technology and NFTs become a significant trend in video games. In a New Year letter published on Square Enix's website, Matsuda outlines ...

Square Enix is looking to make more of its game releases multiplatform, following a trend that has been catching on across the industry of late. In its latest earnings report published on May 13 ...

It's a design philosophy reflected in games like the Square Enix-published Just Cause 3 and Kingdom Hearts 3 (yes, I know KH3 is something like the 15-bajillionth Kingdom Hearts game), ...

Square Enix’s president wants the company to join a growing list of game publishers and studios who are making, enacting, or apologizing for plans to bring NFTs into video games.

With property rights being what they are, it's difficult to know whether or not music from some of the properties Square Enix doesn't own (but has published) will ever appear on the new channel ...