Legendary game designer Tetsuya Nomura, known for iconic franchises like Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts, suggests his upcoming project, Kingdom Hearts 4, might be his last. This news comes as Square Enix faces financial challenges and fans eagerly await the release of Kingdom Hearts 4, potentially slated for 2026.
Kingdom Hearts 4 has been announced, offering a glimpse into a new arc, “The Lost Master Arc.” This highly anticipated game is set in a world called Quadratum, a visually stunning metropolis inspired by Tokyo. While no release date has been announced, the game is expected to be available for both PlayStation and Xbox consoles, potentially including the Nintendo Switch 2. The trailer showcases new gameplay elements, including Sora’s ability to grapple and utilize his Keyblade as a weapon. Fans can expect the return of classic features like form changes and quicktime events. Explore the world of Quadratum and uncover the mysteries surrounding Sora, Kairi, and the new character Strelitzia.
Ten Kingdom Hearts games, including mainline titles and side stories, are set to arrive on Steam on June 13, bringing the beloved franchise to a wider audience. Square Enix is also offering a comprehensive collection known as Kingdom Hearts Integrum Masterpiece, which includes all the games and cutscene compilations.
