Square Enix is perhaps the biggest publisher attending the Tokyo Game Show which is set to kick off in a couple of days. The Japanese company has now unveiled their full schedule which promises new reveals for games like Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin, Forspoken, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy and much more.
Square Enix has revealed their full schedule for Tokyo Game Show this year, spread out over three days of panels and live streams. The first day will start off with an opening, a musical special and a dedicated showcase for the upcoming open-world action RPG Forspoken from Luminous Productions.
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Day two will follow with a live stream dedicated to Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy followed by a Final Fantasy Brave Exvius Livestream and most importantly, another look at Team Ninja’s Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin. The last day will focus on Chocobo GP, the Final Fantasy trading card game and the mobile title Final Fantasy VII The First Soldier. Have a look at the full schedule below (all times are in JST):
Day 1 – Friday, 1st October
- 7 pm – Square Enix Presents TGS 2021
- 9 pm – Lounge Jam – Square Enix Music TGS 2021 Special Live concert
- 10 pm – Forspoken
Day 2 – Saturday, 2nd October
- 1 pm – Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
- 3:30 pm – Final Fantasy Brave Exvius
- 4:45 pm – War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius
- 5:45 pm – SaGa series
- 9 pm – Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin
- 10 pm – Square Enix Jazz Live Painting
Day 3 – Sunday, 3rd October
- 12 pm – Final Fantasy Trading Card Game
- 1 pm – Chocobo GP
- 2:15 pm – Voice of Cards – The Isle Dragon Roars
- 5:30 pm – Final Fantasy VII The First Soldier
The highlight of Square Enix’s three-day events will undoubtedly be Forspoken, releasing as a console exclusive to PS5 and PC in 2022. The game has received multiple trailers at PlayStation’s showcases over the past year (first appearing as Project Athia), showing off a stunning open world with exploration and combat heavily based on magical abilities. In addition to Forspoken, Final Fantasy fans will be treated to many upcoming projects in development in the series.
Unfortunately, Final Fantasy XVI – which is notably absent from the listings – will not make an appearance. The game’s producer Yoshi-P revealed last month that they definitely wanted to share news on the anticipated RPG at TGS, but wasn’t sure if they’d be able to make the deadline. We’ll just have to wait a little while longer for news on the next major Final Fantasy instalment.
Source: Eurogamer
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