Perhaps a game based on Kingdom Hearts from Square Enix will appear on mobile devices. This is reported by the Toucharcade resource with reference to an interview with one of the creators of the franchise.

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.

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

Almost a year after the first vague hints about the possible appearance of Final Fantasy VI on mobile platforms, Square Enix confirmed the development of the game for iOS and Android.

The first eight parts of the famous Dragon Quest role-playing series, also known in the USA as Dragon Warrior, will appear on mobile devices. This became known yesterday according to official representatives of Square Enix.

Deus Ex: The Fall, a five-minute sequel to the cult role-playing shooter Deus Ex: Human Revolution, will be released on the App Store this week, July 11. 

Japanese giant Square Enix has opened a new studio in Indonesia. Square Enix Smileworks will focus on developing games for mobile devices.

After the recent announcement of the not too successful results of the 2012 financial year, Square Enix thought about how to fix the situation. According to the latest information, one of the “lifebuoys” for the company may well be the development of the mobile direction. 

Yesterday, the Japanese company posted a teaser page previewing the official announcement of the mobile version of Final Fantasy V and, presumably, Final Fantasy VI.