Square Enix hiring for a next gen Dragon Quest title

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Japanese developer/publisher Square Enix is staffing up for a new project, which appears to be a Dragon Quest title in development for the next generation of gaming platforms.

A recent recruitment advert listed job openings for a technical artist, battle planner, 2D background designer and facial motion designer to work with the current Dragon Quest XI team. This listing was accompanied by a statement from director Takeshi Uchikawa, who confirmed that work had already begun on a new project, one that would present “a challenge unique to a Dragon Quest for the next generation.”

Uchikawa went on to say that the title was hoping to offer a new appeal to Dragon Quest fans worldwide, with a final product that would “move Dragon Quest fans like never before.”

Of course there is nothing to go on right now concerning the game’s plot, specific platform or even a general release window, but at least DQ fans will be pleased to hear that the franchise – now decades into its lifespan – has no intention of slowing down just yet.

Square Enix Dragon Quest XI team hiring for next gen title [Official / Gematsu]


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