List of Square Enix video games

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This is a list of games developed, published, distributed, and canceled by Square Enix, after the merger between Square and Enix on April 1, 2003. For games released before the merger, see List of Square games, List of Enix games, and List of Enix Japan exclusive games. For the downloadable games, see List of Square Enix downloadable games.

Console games

Game Boy Advance

Title First release Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance February 14, 2003 (by Square) Square Yes Yes Yes Yes[1]
Sword of Mana August 29, 2003 Brownie Brown[2] Yes Yes Yes Yes[3]
Slime MoriMori Dragon Quest: Shōgeki no Shippo Dan November 14, 2003 TOSE[4] Yes
Dragon Quest Characters: Torneko no Daibōken 3 Advance June 24, 2004 Rakish[5] Yes
Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls July 29, 2004 TOSE[6] Yes Yes Yes Yes[7]
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories November 11, 2004 Square Enix, Jupiter[8] Yes Yes Yes Yes[7]
Final Fantasy IV Advance December 15, 2005 TOSE[6] Yes Yes Yes Yes[9]
Final Fantasy V Advance October 12, 2006 TOSE[6] Yes Yes Yes Yes[10]
Final Fantasy VI Advance November 30, 2006 TOSE[6] Yes Yes Yes Yes[11]

GameCube

Title First release Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles August 8, 2003 The Game Designers Studio[12] Yes Yes Yes Yes[12]

Nintendo DS

Title First release Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Egg Monster Hero March 24, 2005 Neverland[13] Yes
Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime December 1, 2005 TOSE[6] Yes Yes
Children of Mana March 2, 2006 Nex Entertainment[14] Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
July 27, 2006 Square Enix Yes Yes[16] Yes[16] Yes[15]
Final Fantasy III August 24, 2006 Square Enix, Matrix Software[17] Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales December 14, 2006 h.a.n.d.[18] Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker December 28, 2006 TOSE[4] Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Heroes of Mana March 8, 2007 Brownie Brown[2] Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Front Mission March 22, 2007 Square Enix Yes Yes
Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings April 26, 2007 Think & Feel[19] Yes Yes Yes Yes[20]
Itadaki Street DS June 21, 2007 Think Garage[21] Yes
The World Ends with You July 27, 2007 Square Enix, Jupiter[22] Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates August 23, 2007 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[23]
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift October 25, 2007 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[24]
Yosumin DS November 8, 2007 Square Enix Yes
  • EU/AUS: Dragon Quest: The Chapters of the Chosen
 November 22, 2007 ArtePiazza,[25] Cattle Call[26] Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon December 17, 2007 h.a.n.d Yes Yes Yes Yes
Final Fantasy IV December 20, 2007 Square Enix, Matrix Software[17] Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Front Mission 2089: Border of Madness May 29, 2008 Square Enix Yes
Arkanoid DS[note a] June 17, 2008 Taito Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Space Invaders Extreme[note a] June 17, 2008 Taito Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Nanashi no Game July 3, 2008 Epics[27] Yes
July 17, 2008 ArtePiazza[25] Yes Yes Yes Yes[28]
The Legend of Kage 2[note a] August 8, 2008 Taito, Lancarse[29] Yes Yes Yes Yes
Sigma Harmonics August 21, 2008 Square Enix, Think Garage[21] Yes
Snoopy DS: Let's Go Meet Snoopy and His Friends! October 9, 2008 Square Enix Yes
Exit DS[note a] October 13, 2008 Moss[30] Yes Yes Yes Yes
Cid to Chocobo no Fushigina Dungeon Toki Wasure no Meikyū DS+ October 30, 2008 h.a.n.d.[18] Yes
Valkyrie Profile: Covenant of the Plume November 1, 2008 tri-Ace[31] Yes Yes Yes Yes[32]
Pingu's Wonderful Carnival! November 6, 2008 Square Enix Yes
Chrono Trigger November 20, 2008 TOSE[33] Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Chocobo to Mahō no Ehon: Majō to Shōjo to Gonin no Yūsha December 11, 2008 h.a.n.d.[18] Yes
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time January 29, 2009 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
My Pet Shop[note a] February 27, 2009 Taito Yes Yes Yes Yes[34]
Kuroshitsuji: Phantom & Ghost March 19, 2009 Eighting Yes
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days May 30, 2009 Square Enix, h.a.n.d.[35] Yes Yes Yes Yes[36]
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies July 11, 2009 Armor Project, Level-5 Yes Yes Yes Yes
July 27, 2009 Taito, Lancarse[29] Yes Yes Yes
Blood of Bahamut August 6, 2009 Think & Feel[19] Yes
Nanashi no Game Me August 27, 2009 Epics[27] Yes
Mini Ninjas September 8, 2009 IO Interactive, Eidos Interactive Yes Yes Yes
SaGa 2: Hihō Densetsu Goddess of Destiny September 17, 2009 Square Enix, Racjin[citation needed] Yes
Space Invaders Extreme 2 October 2, 2009 Taito, Project Just[citation needed] Yes Yes Yes
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light October 29, 2009 Square Enix, Matrix Software[17] Yes Yes Yes Yes
Cross Treasures December 3, 2009 syn Sophia Yes
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation January 28, 2010 ArtePiazza[25] Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pony Friends 2 February 23, 2010 Tantalus Media Yes Yes
Lufia: Curse of the Sinistrals February 25, 2010 Neverland[13] Yes Yes
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 April 28, 2010 TOSE[citation needed] Yes
Densha de Go! Tokubetsu-hen: Fukkatsu Shouwa no Yamatesen July 22, 2010 Taito Yes
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded October 7, 2010 Square Enix, h.a.n.d. Yes Yes Yes Yes
SaGa 3: Shadow or Light January 6, 2011 Square Enix, Racjin Yes
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 Professional March 31, 2011 TOSE Yes

note a Taito games whose European versions were published by Square Enix.

Nintendo 3DS

Title First release by Square Enix Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Bust-a-Move Universe February 26, 2011 Arika Yes Yes Yes Yes
Slime Mori Mori Dragon Quest 3: The Great Pirate Ship and Tails Troupe[37] TBA TOSE Coming
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance[38] TBA Square Enix Coming Coming Coming Coming
Heroes of Ruin TBA n-Space
Chocobo Racing 3D (tentative title)[38] TBA h.a.n.d.
Final Fantasy (tentative title)[38] TBA Square Enix

PlayStation

Title First release by Square Enix Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Final Fantasy Origins October 31, 2002 (by Square) TOSE[6] Yes Yes Yes Yes[39]
Front Mission 1st October 23, 2003 Square Enix Yes
Front Mission History December 11, 2003 Square Enix Yes

PlayStation 2

Title First release by Square Enix Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Final Fantasy X May 16, 2002 (by Square) Square Yes Yes Yes
Unlimited Saga December 19, 2002 (by Square) Square Yes Yes Yes
Final Fantasy X-2 March 13, 2003 (by Square) Square Yes Yes Yes Yes[40]
Hanjuku Hero Tai 3D June 26, 2003 Square Enix Yes
All Star Pro-Wrestling III August 7, 2003 Square Enix Yes
Drakengard September 11, 2003 cavia[41] Yes Yes Yes Yes[42]
Front Mission 4 December 18, 2003 Square Enix Yes Yes
Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel December 25, 2003 Racjin Yes Yes
Star Ocean: Till the End of Time (Director's Cut) January 22, 2004 tri-Ace[31] Yes Yes Yes Yes[43]
Final Fantasy X-2 International + Last Mission February 19, 2004 Square Enix Yes
Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride March 25, 2004 ArtePiazza, Matrix Software[44] Yes
Fullmetal Alchemist 2: Curse of the Crimson Elixir September 22, 2004 Racjin Yes Yes
  • EU/AUS: Dragon Quest: Journey of the Cursed King
 November 27, 2004 Level-5 Yes Yes Yes Yes[40]
Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Special December 22, 2004 Think Garage[21] Yes
Radiata Stories January 27, 2005 tri-Ace[31] Yes Yes
Musashi: Samurai Legend March 15, 2005 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes
Romancing SaGa April 21, 2005 Square Enix Yes Yes
Hanjuku Hero 4: 7-Jin no Hanjuku Hero May 26, 2005 Square Enix Yes
Drakengard 2 June 16, 2005 cavia[41] Yes Yes Yes Yes[45]
Fullmetal Alchemist 3: Kami o Tsugu Shōjo July 21, 2005 Racjin Yes
Grandia III August 4, 2005 Game Arts Yes Yes
Heavy Metal Thunder September 1, 2005 Media.Vision Yes
Code Age Commanders October 13, 2005 Square Enix Yes
Kingdom Hearts II December 22, 2005 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[40]
Front Mission 5: Scars of the War December 29, 2005 Square Enix Yes
Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII January 26, 2006 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[40]
Final Fantasy XII March 16, 2006 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[40]
Dragon Quest: Shōnen Yangus to Fushigi no Dungeon April 20, 2006 cavia[41] Yes
Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria June 22, 2006 tri-Ace[31] Yes Yes Yes Yes[40]
Dawn of Mana December 21, 2006 Square Enix Yes Yes
Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+[note a] March 29, 2007 Square Enix Yes
Odin Sphere[note b] May 17, 2007 Vanillaware Yes Yes Yes Yes[40]
Final Fantasy XII International Zodiac Job System August 9, 2007 Square Enix Yes
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4[note b] July 10, 2008 Atlus Yes Yes Yes Yes[40]
Quantum of Solace[note c] March 26, 2009 Eurocom Yes Yes Yes Yes[40]

note a Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+ includes Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories. Only the latter was released in North America.
note b Atlus games whose European versions were published by Square Enix.
note c Activision game whose Japanese version was published by Square Enix.

PlayStation 3

Title First release by Square Enix Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Quantum of Solace[note a] March 26, 2009 Treyarch Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Mini Ninjas September 8, 2009 IO Interactive, Magic Pockets Yes Yes Yes
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare[note a] September 10, 2009 Infinity Ward Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2[note a] December 10, 2009 Infinity Ward Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Final Fantasy XIII December 17, 2009 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Batman: Arkham Asylum[note b] January 14, 2010 Rocksteady Studios Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Star Ocean: The Last Hope International February 4, 2010 tri-Ace[31] Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Just Cause 2 March 23, 2010 Avalanche Studios, Eidos Interactive Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Nier April 22, 2010 cavia Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Nier Replicant April 22, 2010 cavia Yes
Blur[note a] July 22, 2010 Bizarre Creations Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days August 17, 2010 IO Interactive Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Front Mission Evolved September 16, 2010 Double Helix Games Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Singularity[note a] September 22, 2010 Raven Software Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Call of Duty: Black Ops[note a] November 18, 2010 Treyarch Yes Yes Yes Yes
James Bond 007: Blood Stone[note a] January 13, 2011 Bizzare Creations Yes Yes Yes Yes
MindJack January 18, 2011 feelplus Yes Yes Yes
Tomb Raider Trilogy Pack March 22, 2011 Crystal Dynamics Yes Yes Yes
Dungeon Siege III June 17, 2011 Obsidian Entertainment Coming Coming Coming Coming
Deus Ex: Human Revolution August 23, 2011 Eidos Montreal Coming Coming Coming Coming
Dead Island September 6, 2011 Techland Coming Coming Coming Coming
Final Fantasy XIII-2 2011 Square Enix Coming Coming Coming Coming
Final Fantasy XIV TBA Square Enix Coming Coming Coming Coming
Final Fantasy Versus XIII TBA Square Enix
Hitman: Absolution TBA IO Interactive
Tomb Raider TBA Crystal Dynamics
Thief 4 TBA Eidos Montreal
Fortress TBA GRIN

note a Activision games whose Japanese versions were published by Square Enix.
note b Eidos Interactive game whose Japanese version was published by Square Enix.

PlayStation Portable

Title First release by Square Enix Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth March 2, 2006 TOSE[47] Yes Yes Yes Yes[48]
Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable[49] May 25, 2006 Think Garage[21] Yes
Final Fantasy April 19, 2007 TOSE[50] Yes Yes Yes Yes[48]
Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions May 10, 2007 TOSE[51] Yes Yes Yes Yes[48]
Final Fantasy II June 7, 2007 TOSE[52] Yes Yes Yes Yes[48]
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII September 13, 2007 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[48]
Star Ocean: First Departure December 27, 2007 TOSE[citation needed] Yes Yes Yes
Star Ocean: Second Evolution April 2, 2008 TOSE[citation needed] Yes Yes Yes Yes[48]
Space Invaders Extreme[note a] June 17, 2008 Taito, Gulti Yes Yes Yes Yes[48]
Dissidia: Final Fantasy December 18, 2008 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[48]
Dissidia: Final Fantasy Universal Tuning November 1, 2009 Square Enix Yes
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep January 9, 2010 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes
Lord of Arcana October 14, 2010 Access Games Yes Yes Yes Yes
Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together November 11, 2010 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes
The 3rd Birthday December 22, 2010 Square Enix, HexaDrive Yes Yes Yes Yes
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix January 20, 2011 Square Enix Yes
Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy March 3, 2011 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes
Final Fantasy IV: Complete Collection March 24, 2011 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes
Final Fantasy Type-0 2011 Square Enix Coming

note a Taito game whose European and Australian versions were published by Square Enix.

Wii

Title First release by Square Enix Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors July 12, 2007 Genius Sonority, Eighting Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon December 13, 2007 h.a.n.d.[18] Yes Yes Yes
Soul Eater: Monotone Princess September 25, 2008 Square Enix Yes
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time January 29, 2009 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Quantum of Solace[note a] March 26, 2009 Beenox Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Major Minor's Majestic March[note b] April 23, 2009 NanaOn-Sha Yes Yes Yes Yes[53]
Fullmetal Alchemist: Prince of the Dawn August 13, 2009 Eighting Yes
Mini Ninjas September 8, 2009 IO Interactive, Eidos Interactive Yes Yes Yes
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers November 12, 2009 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[15]
Fullmetal Alchemist: Daughter of the Dusk December 10, 2009 Eighting Yes
Pony Friends 2 February 23, 2010 Tantalus Media Yes Yes
Oyako de Asobo: Miffy no Omocha Bako March 18, 2010 h.a.n.d. Yes
Dragon Quest: Monsters Battle Road Victory July 15, 2010 Rocket Studio, Eighting Yes
Mario Sports Mix November 25, 2010 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes
Dragon Quest X[54] TBA TBA

note a Activision game whose Japanese version was published by Square Enix.
note b Majesco Entertainment game whose Japanese version was published by Square Enix.

Xbox 360

Title First release by Square Enix Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Final Fantasy XI May 16, 2002 (by Square) Square Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Project Sylpheed September 28, 2006 Game Arts, SETA Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Infinite Undiscovery September 2, 2008 tri-Ace[31] Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
The Last Remnant November 20, 2008 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Star Ocean: The Last Hope February 19, 2009 tri-Ace[31] Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Quantum of Solace[note a] March 26, 2009 Treyarch Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Mini Ninjas September 8, 2009 IO Interactive, Magic Pockets Yes Yes Yes
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare[note a] September 10, 2009 Infinity Ward Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Gyromancer November 18, 2009 PopCap Games Yes Yes Yes Yes
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2[note a] December 10, 2009 Infinity Ward Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Batman: Arkham Asylum[note b] January 14, 2010 Rocksteady Studios Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Final Fantasy XIII March 9, 2010 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Supreme Commander 2 March 16, 2010 Gas Powered Games Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Just Cause 2[note b] March 23, 2010 Avalanche Studios, Eidos Interactive Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Nier April 22, 2010 cavia Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Blur[note a] July 22, 2010 Bizarre Creations Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days August 17, 2010 IO Interactive Yes Yes Yes Yes
Front Mission Evolved September 16, 2010 Double Helix Games Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Singularity[note a] September 22, 2010 Raven Software Yes Yes Yes Yes
Call of Duty: Black Ops[note a] November 18, 2010 Treyarch Yes Yes Yes Yes
James Bond 007: Blood Stone[note a] January 13, 2011 Bizarre Creations Yes Yes Yes Yes
MindJack January 18, 2011 feelplus Yes Yes Yes
Dungeon Siege III June 17, 2011 Obsidian Entertainment Coming Coming Coming Coming
Deus Ex: Human Revolution August 23, 2011 Eidos Montreal Coming Coming Coming Coming
Dead Island September 6, 2011 Techland Coming Coming Coming Coming
Final Fantasy XIII-2 2011 Square Enix Coming Coming Coming Coming
Hitman: Absolution TBA IO Interactive
Tomb Raider TBA Crystal Dynamics
Thief 4 TBA Eidos Montreal
Fortress TBA GRIN

note a Activision games whose Japanese versions were published by Square Enix.
note b Eidos Interactive games whose Japanese versions were published by Square Enix.

Microsoft Windows games

Title First release by Square Enix Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Final Fantasy VIII February 11, 1999 Square Enix Yes
The Last Remnant March 20, 2009 Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes
Mini Ninjas September 8, 2009 IO Interactive, Magic Pockets Yes Yes Yes
Order of War September 22, 2009 Wargaming.net Yes Yes
Gyromancer November 18, 2009 PopCap Games Yes Yes Yes Yes
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2[note a] December 23, 2009 Infinity Ward Yes Yes Yes Yes
Pony Friends 2 February 23, 2010 Tantalus Media Yes Yes
Supreme Commander 2 March 2, 2010 Gas Powered Games Yes Yes Yes
Just Cause 2 March 23, 2010 Avalanche Studios, Eidos Interactive Yes Yes Yes[56]
Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days August 17, 2010 IO Interactive Yes Yes Yes
Front Mission Evolved September 14, 2010 Double Helix Games Yes Yes Yes
Call of Duty: Black Ops[note a] November 9, 2010 Treyarch Yes Yes
Dungeon Siege III June 17, 2011 Obsidian Entertainment Coming Coming Coming Coming
Deus Ex: Human Revolution August 23, 2011 Eidos Montreal Coming Coming Coming Coming
Dead Island September 6, 2011 Techland Coming Coming Coming Coming
Hitman: Absolution TBA IO Interactive
Tomb Raider TBA Crystal Dynamics
Thief 4 TBA Eidos Montreal
Fortress TBA GRIN

note a Activision games whose Japanese versions were published by Square Enix.

Online games

Title Platform(s) First release
(and current status) 		Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Minna de Quest: Nijiiro no Yoru[note a][note b] E-mail July 23, 2001
(active) 		Lindwurm[57] Yes
Cross Gate[note a] Microsoft Windows July 23, 2001
(ended September 30, 2007) 		Dwango, Zener Works, ponsbic Yes
Depth Fantasia[note a] Microsoft Windows December 6, 2001 (ended November 13, 2005) Headlock Yes
Chase Chase[note a] Microsoft Windows February 28, 2002 (ended May 30, 2003) Hi Corporation, Org Corporation Yes
Final Fantasy XI[note c] Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, Xbox 360 May 16, 2002
(active) 		Square
 Yes Yes Yes Yes[55]
Tetra Master[note c] Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2 May 16, 2002
(ended December 31st, 2010) 		Square Yes Yes Yes Yes
Janhourou[note c] PlayStation 2 October 7, 2002
(active) 		Square Yes
Cosmogurashi: Online Teki Yasai Seikatsu[note a] Microsoft Windows March 28, 2003
(ended April 25, 2005) 		MuuMuu, MicroVision, Community Engine[58] Yes
The King of Automobile Companies Web browser October 1, 2003
(ended May 2005) 		thinkArts[59] Yes
Bakusou, Yankee Tamashii Microsoft Windows December 18, 2003
(ended April 28, 2010) 		Atelier Double, Community Engine, thinkArts Yes
Junk Metal Microsoft Windows April 12, 2004
(ended September 30, 2005)[60] 		Metro, BrainNavi Yes
Front Mission: Online Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2 May 12, 2005
(ended May 31, 2008) 		Square Enix Yes
EverQuest II[note d] Microsoft Windows June 16, 2005
(active) 		Sony Online Entertainment Yes Yes Yes Yes
Fantasy Earth: ZERO[note e] Microsoft Windows February 23, 2006
(active) 		Multiterm Yes Yes
Concerto Gate[note e] Microsoft Windows July 18, 2007
(active) 		ponsbic Yes Yes
Final Fantasy XIV Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 September 22, 2010[61]
(active) 		Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes[46]
Chocobo's Crystal Tower[62] Facebook game October 25, 2010 (active) h.a.n.d. Yes Yes Yes Yes
Knights of the Crystals[63] Facebook game November 2, 2010 (active) Square Enix Yes Yes Yes Yes
Wakfu Linux, Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows 2011 Ankama Coming Coming

note a First released by Enix.
note b Service transferred to Isao Corporation on September 1, 2006.
note c First released by Square. PlayStation 2 versions available in Japan and North America only.
note d Sony Online Entertainment game whose Japanese version was published by Square Enix. Service transferred to Sony Online Entertainment on July 1, 2006.
note e Service transferred to Gamepot on November 1, 2006.

Canceled games

Title Platform(s) Cancellation date Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Downfall: San Francisco[64] PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows August 6, 2010 Crystal Dynamics
Highlander: The Game PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows December 10, 2010 Eidos Interactive, Widescreen Games
Gun Loco[65] Xbox 360 March 18, 2011 Square Enix

Other games

Title Medium First release Developer(s) JP NA EU AUS
Kenshin Dragon Quest: Yomigaerishi Densetsu no Ken[66] Television game September 19, 2003 SSD Yes
Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Arcade game June 2007 Rocket Studio[citation needed] Yes
Lord of Vermilion Arcade game June 17, 2008 Think Garage[21] Yes
Lord of Vermilion II Arcade game September 30, 2009 Think Garage[citation needed] Yes
Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road II Legends Arcade game Rocket Studio[citation needed] Yes

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