Square Enix has mapped out an ambitious lineup arriving in 2027, with major entries in Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts franchises launching simultaneously and ushering the publisher into a new chapter. The company's strategic focus on these two flagship series suggests a deliberate pivot in how it intends to shape its near-future output.
Notably, this milestone year marks a departure in other creative ventures as well - the publisher's jazz album initiative is experiencing a shift, with their second installment breaking from the established pattern of franchise-specific soundtracks that defined their inaugural release. This album stands alone in the planned six-part series for its decision to exist independent of any particular game property, signaling experimental intent beyond traditional game-tied releases.
- Major Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts games launching in 2027 represent a coordinated effort to begin a new era for Square Enix's most recognizable properties.
- The second jazz album in Square Enix's series breaks format by avoiding franchise-specific theming, distinguishing itself within the six-album project.
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Rpgfan
· Aug 21, 16:00 UTC
Square Enix Jazz Vol.2
After Square Enix introduced their first jazz album, Square Enix Jazz -Final Fantasy-, the team decided that their second album would not focus on any particular game or franchise. This is the only album in the six-part series to do this. I…
CBR Gaming
· Aug 20, 01:45 UTC
2027 Is Officially The End Of An Era For Square Enix
2027 is going to be a huge year for Square Enix, as massive Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts titles are launching and beginning a new era.