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Kaan Serin

Square Enix's multiplatform plan is already working, but it still wants to follow up a Dragon Quest roguelike and Dissidia Final Fantasy with more mobile games based on "major IPs" and "automate 70% of QA" with AI

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Square Enix's latest update on its three-year business "reboot" has shed light on the company's future plans, so expect more multiplatform releases and mobile games based on the publisher's biggest brands, plus a push for AI behind the scenes.

The Final Fantasy publisher made its financial 'Progress Report' public earlier today, where it doubled down on AI adoption, writing that it's "promoting AI utilization" in its Japan-set offices. Square is also working with the Matsuo Laboratory to improve on the tech as it relates to gaming, with the end goal being to "automate 70% of QA and debugging tasks in game development by the end of 2027" and "establish a competitive advantage in game development."

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