Square Enix has announced a mobile game Lara Croft: Relic Run.

Square Enix has announced that the console MMO game Final Fantasy XI will get a second life on mobile devices. The Japanese company will cooperate with the Nexon developer.

Daniel Lutz, creative director at Square Enix Montreal, told the Gamasutra resource what difficulties he had to face when creating the Hitman GO mobile game and why the turn-based strategy was chosen as the genre of the game.

Square Enix has demonstrated a 13-second gameplay video of the role-playing game Mevius Final Fantasy for iOS and Android. It happened at the annual Game Developers Conference 2015.

Broadmedia Corp. She stated that she was going to transfer titles previously available only on consoles to smartphones and tablets. As a result, the company’s shares rose in price.Taro Hashimoto, Executive Director of the Taro Hashimoto Corporation, said that Broadmedia is ready to provide “cloud” technologies to game developers.

Square Enix, which has already launched the Dive In stream application, announced the creation of a “cloud” gaming company during the Tokyo Game Show. The project is called Shinra Technologies.

Square Enix is releasing another spin-off of Final Fantasy. In the new project, the characters will fight with the power of words.

Square Enix announced the launch of a new application. It will be called Dive In and will be released on iOS and Androd. The application will give users the opportunity to play certain titles in the “cloud”.

Square Enix continues to bring its classics to the mobile market. Following the reissue of the first six parts of Final Fantasy, the company plans to publish the first three parts of Dragon Quest in the very near future.

Square Enix breaks traditions. The company published the sixth part of Final Fantasy on Google Play before the release on the App Store. 

President and Chief Operating Officer of Nintendo of America Reggie Fils-Aime (Reggie Fils-Aime) announced that the company intends to conduct an experiment with mobile devices.

All studios of the Japanese Square Enix will develop mobile and online titles.