Final Fantasy Record Keeper Marks 12th Anniversary with Nomura Art
Square Enix has celebrated the 12th anniversary of its mobile RPG Final Fantasy Record Keeper by releasing new artwork created by Tetsuya Nomura. The milestone announcement included messages from development staff, including producer Takayuki Suzuki and creative producer Hiroshi Suganuma, who confirmed that plans for the game's 13th year are underway but remain unannounced.
Nomura reflected on the title's history, linking it to Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII and noting that Record Keeper carries some of that earlier project's spirit. While the global version shut down in 2022, the Japanese service continues to operate with ongoing support and future initiatives.
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Original headline at Noisy Pixel: “Final Fantasy Record Keeper Celebrates 12th Anniversary With New Tetsuya Nomura Artwork”
Key facts
- Developer
- Square Enix
- Platform
- Mobile
- Global Shutdown
- 2022
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- #Anniversary
- #Final Fantasy Record Keeper
- #Mobile RPG
- #Square Enix
- #Tetsuya Nomura
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