The Octopath Traveler series has officially surpassed 6 million units sold, a remarkable achievement that highlights its growing popularity in the gaming community. This milestone, announced by Square Enix, combines sales from the original Octopath Traveler, its sequel, and the newly released Octopath Traveler 0, showcasing the franchise’s strong appeal across various platforms. This announcement comes just a year after the series celebrated reaching 5 million units sold, indicating a steady upward trend in sales.

As the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy 9 unfolds, excitement is building around reports of a potential remake in development by Square Enix. The recent anniversary video showcases beloved scenes from the original game, reigniting hopes that fans may soon revisit the enchanting world of Gaia with modern graphics and gameplay mechanics. The speculation surrounding a Final Fantasy 9 remake gained traction after it was included in a 2021 GeForce Now database leak, which hinted at several unannounced titles from Square Enix.

Square Enix has made a significant move by investing in Danish indie developer BetaDwarf to support the development of their upcoming game, Vault Breakers. This investment highlights the publisher’s commitment to discovering and nurturing high-quality indie titles that resonate with players globally. Hideaki Uehara, Square Enixs general manager of business development, expressed genuine excitement after experiencing the game, emphasizing the importance of community engagement in the development process. Founded in 2012, BetaDwarf has already made a name for itself with titles like Forced and Minion Masters.