- SQUARE ENIX Publisher Sale 2026 - 17 March 2026
The Square Enix Publisher Sale is now on - save up to 90% off! With over 200+ discounted games in the SQUARE ENIX Publisher Sale, our *NEW* host, Matthew Mercer, is here to help you find your next RPG adventure - accompanied by our long-time bestie Ben Starr... whether we asked for it or not. Watch the full video on YouTube and discover which RPG you should dive into next: https://youtu.be/joDXWCNf-JM
- A Chrono Trigger revival seems inevitable at this point, with its creator admitting 'I want to do something' after recent mistranslation incident - 9 May 2025
It's been a tumultuous year for Chrono Trigger enthusiasts. Rumors of a potential remake have cropped up several times, only to be quickly debunked. I can't blame fans for their gullibility: it really is very weird that Square Enix hasn't done anything with the Chrono series for so long, though the publisher did indicate in March that it intends to honor the 30th anniversary of Chrono Trigger with projects that "go beyond the world of the game.".. Read more.
- FANTASIAN Neo Dimension is out today! - 5 December 2024
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2844850/FANTASIAN_Neo_Dimension/ The Father of FINAL FANTASY, Hironobu Sakaguchi, and renowned composer Nobuo Uematsu return to deliver an original RPG story. Mechteria—a deathly mechanical infection that robs humans of their emotions and lives—is slowly engulfing the world. The protagonist Leo awakens with only one memory left to him in a strange land abundant with machines. The human world, threatened by mechteria... a machine world, filled with mysteries... and the unseen dimensions that lie beyond both. Using the Warp Device that was left behind, Leo must now embark on an interdimensional journey to reclaim his lost memories and save the world from the mechteria infection. ■ New Gameplay Features Watch the characters and story come to life, with newly added English and Japanese voice overs. Additional difficulty option allows players to switch betw…
- FANTASIAN Neo Dimension Launch Trailer out now - 3 December 2024
The launch trailer for FANTASIAN Neo Dimension is out now! Watch the trailer here FANTASIAN Neo Dimension The Father of FINAL FANTASY, Hironobu Sakaguchi, and renowned composer Nobuo Uematsu return to deliver an original RPG story. Mechteria—a deathly mechanical infection that robs humans of their emotions and lives—is slowly engulfing the world. The protagonist Leo awakens with only one memory left to him in a strange land abundant with machines. The human world, threatened by mechteria... a machine world, filled with mysteries... and the unseen dimensions that lie beyond both. Using the Warp Device that was left behind, Leo must now embark on an interdimensional journey to reclaim his lost memories and save the world from the mechteria infection. ■ New Gameplay Features Watch the characters and story come to life, with newly added English and Japanese voice overs. Additional difficult…
- Akira Toriyama, Dragon Ball mangaka, Chrono Trigger designer and creator of Dragon Quest’s Slime, has died - 8 March 2024
Akira Toriyama, the mangaka whose work in video games included designing the characters for two of the most influential RPGs ever made, Chrono Trigger and Dragon Quest , on top of creating one of the most influential series across all of pop-culture in Dragon Ball , has passed away. Read more
- Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama dead at 68 - 8 March 2024
Akira Toriyama, the creator of the Dragon Ball franchise and a legendary manga artist in general, has died at the age of 68. The news was announced by his production office, Bird Studio, on social media. Toriyama died March 1 of subdural haematoma - a blood clot on his brain. A small funeral for family has already taken place. "It's our deep regret that he still had several works in the middle of creation with great enthusiam," the official statement notes. "Also, he would have many more things to achieve." Read more
- CHRONO TRIGGER 29/8/2023 Update Content - 29 August 2023
• Bug fixes for features that didn’t work as normal in some battles when the Battle Speed was set to SLOWEST in Settings. • Minor bug fixes
- Certain digital PS3 and Vita titles are "expiring" and no one knows why - 10 April 2022
Some players are reporting that certain PlayStation games like Chrono Cross are "expiring" on PS3 and PlayStation Vita. Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition launched earlier this week, but now certain players are claiming that legally purchased, digital versions of PSOne Classics like Chrono Cross and Chrono Trigger are no longer playable, as reported by Kotaku . Twitter user Christopher Foose shared an image showing their digital copy of Chrono Cross with an expiry date of 12/31/1969, and that the remaining time to play the game had expired, and is no longer playable on PS3 or Vita. Foose goes on to explain that they had tested Chrono Trigger earlier that day (April 8) on their PS3, and it had run fine and had no expiration date. Talking with the official PlayStation support system did not help with the issue either. And later on, other users showed games like Final Fantasy IX an…
- Content of the Chrono Trigger 22/03/2022 Update - 22 March 2022
A bug that prevented achievements from being unlocked has been fixed. If achievements have not already been unlocked after completing the game then they can be unlocked by completing it again or by watching the relevant ending from the "Extras" menu. We are very sorry for any inconvenience that this has caused and apologise sincerely.
- Current Known Issue - 18 March 2022
We are aware that achievements cannot currently (18/3/2022) be unlocked. Please bear with us while we fix this issue. We apologise for the inconvenience.
- Chrono Trigger March 2022 Update - 10 March 2022
Updated Features ・Full-screen now available: Up to 21:9 ratio full-screen display. Screen Mode added. ・Improved Controls Improved directional pad controls. Improved directional pad design to make it easier to see. An exclamation point will now display for an interaction prompt such as Talk. Changed the size of the target marking dungeon entrances, etc. to make them easier to see. Improved the event areas to make it easier to clear when using touch controls. Small additional control adjustments. ・Improved Battles Battle Speed for Auto Battles increased by x1.5. Automatically continue with Auto Battle selected for the next battle. Battle Speed adjustment possible from MENU. ・Additional features: Available save slots increased to 20 slots. ・Small bugs have been fixed.
- 4 years after its final patch, Chrono Trigger on PC is getting a new update with 21:9 support - 9 March 2022
The venerable Square RPG Chrono Trigger debuted on PC in February 2018, and the port's reception at the time was not good . Patches changed the picture dramatically, however, and it now holds a "very positive" ranking on Steam across more than 5,000 user reviews. The final update arrived in August 2018, five months later, and everyone seemed satisfied—but now it appears that there's another final patch on the way... Read more.
- Chrono Trigger on PC gets faster battles and 21:9 support - 9 March 2022
There's a new Chrono Trigger update on the way this week, that's adding some welcome improvements to one of the best JRPGs on PC . As revealed by Square Enix Japan in a new trailer, as opposed to a press release, the next Chrono Trigger patch features a number of welcome improvements to the PC version of the game. Chrono Trigger is one of the best RPGs ever made and it finally made its appearance on Steam over four years ago , where it was very apparent that it was a port of the mobile game - and not a great one . After several months, Chrono Trigger's supposedly "final" patch arrived in August 2018 , complete with customisable key bindings. Now, after all this time, Square Enix has announced a new update for the PC and smartphone versions of Chrono Trigger. The patch is hitting this Friday, March 11, featuring useful quality-of-life changes such as improvements to auto-battle speed, pr…
- Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition is a remaster of the original, coming to Nintendo Switch in April - 9 February 2022
At tonight's February 2022 Nintendo Direct , Nintendo and Square Enix announced a Chrono Cross Remaster – in line with the sorts of things we've seen with the re-releases in the Final Fantasy series ( most significantly, Final Fantasy 8 Remaster ). The game, which you can pre-order from today via the Nintendo eShop, will launch on the system on April 7. You will be able to turn off enemy encounters in the game, as well as play that eponymous Radical Dreamers portion of the game – a side story that connects both Chrono Cross and Chrono Trigger. Until now, we've not been able to play this game outside of the SNES adapater that was only available in Japan. So that's a pretty good excuse to jump back into the game! The announcement of this remaster links back to an old report from March 2021, in which Forever Entertainment announced it would be working with Square Enix on remakes of "severa…
- The best RPGs on PC in 2020 - 11 November 2020
Last year brought RPG gems like Disco Elysium. Was there an RPG as good released in 2020? We’ve updated our list of the best RPGs of all time to reflect the best of the past year – and there’s still dozens of older classics, too. (more…)
- The best RPGs to play on PC - 30 January 2020
The best RPGs have always found their home on PC, but it’s a big genre and it can be difficult to know what you should play next. That’s why we’ve put together this list. (more…)
- Owlboy creator's Chrono Break mockup is a beautiful teaser for a sequel that will never exist - 27 August 2018
15 years ago, there was still hope that the dream team behind Chrono Trigger would reunite to make another Chrono game. That hope was mostly fueled by a trademark for a game called Chrono Break, which was never officially announced. Square Enix never talked about it directly, but here and there over the years some of the developers mentioned being interested in making a sequel. It didn't happen. But if it did, maybe it would've looked something like this. This mockup of Chrono Break is the work of pixel artist Simon Andersen, who created Owlboy and worked on this project as a way to wind down from its long development. "After finishing a massive game project spanning a decade of development, I was ready to tackle a new series. I had already known for years I wanted to explore a hypothetical sequel to Chrono Trigger, Cross and Radical Dreamers, but it took me a full year until…
- August 7th update - 7 August 2018
The bug stopping players from accessing specific save points in certain maps has been fixed in this version. Related to the bug above, there was a bug which blocked progress in the game at a specific event. This has been fixed already. We apologize for the inconvenience.
- Square's messy Chrono Trigger PC port gets its fifth and final improvements update - 6 August 2018
Six months after launch, Square Enix has released its final big update for Chrono Trigger on PC, wrapping up the publisher's plans to improve its widely derided port of the classic Super Nintendo J-RPG. You might recall that PC fans were briefly elated when Chrono Trigger surprise-launched on Steam back in February. However, players quickly discovered that Square Enix's port was plagued with issues, from poor performance to an unwieldy interface and blurry sprite art - the latter two woes inherited from the game's mobile version. To its credit, Square pledged to address fans complaints, and has already released a number of updates for Chrono Trigger on PC. These added, among other things, original-style sprites, an improved UI, and better controller and keyboard support. Read more…
- Five months after its woeful PC port, Chrono Trigger receives its final patch - 4 August 2018
When the PC port of Chrono Trigger came out in February , it made one of the best-loved RPGs of the past 25 years look like a shoddy mobile game. Wonky controls, a fiddly UI and a strange pixel smoothing filter had fans incensed, prompting Square Enix to release a series of major patches to set it right. The fifth and final one arrived yesterday, and—judging by Steam reviews—the game is finally where it should've been in the first place. The patch lets you rebind keyboard keys and (some) gamepad buttons, and adds new mouse functionality, such as the ability to cancel an action with a right click, or move characters by dragging your mouse. It also adds an Extras section to the main menu, which lets you view a movie of all the game's cutscenes, watch any endings you've unlocked, and peruse illustrations of the characters and setting. The update fixes various b…
