Square Enix

Square Enix

Square Enix is based in Tokyo and plans, develops, publishes and sells entertainment products and services, alongside products derived from the group’s intellectual properties.

Published collection: 268 games

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Country/region
Japan
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Official website
www.square-enix.com
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Related collections · Series

  • Diablo

    Diablo is a dark-fantasy action-RPG series built around fighting demons and shaping a hero through skills and equipment. New weapons and armor keep changing what a character can do, turning each expedition into another chance to improve a favorite build.

    Published collection: 6 games

  • Paranormasight

    Paranormasight is a supernatural mystery adventure series built around Japanese local folklore and intersecting lives. Examining your surroundings and comparing different viewpoints gradually reveals how curses connect people whose motives do not always align.

    Published collection: 2 games

  • The World Ends with you

    The World Ends with You brings action RPG battles to a stylized Shibuya, where young people must survive the mysterious Reapers’ Game. Pins grant psychic powers, fashion shapes the atmosphere and the music keeps the streets alive. Learning to trust other people matters as much to the story as fighting alongside them.

    Published collection: 2 games

  • Ogre Battle

    Ogre Battle is a fantasy strategy-RPG saga about building an army amid wars and political upheaval. Recruit fighters and combine their classes, then command squads on moving battlefields or position individual units in the turn-based Tactics Ogre branch. Choices beyond combat can also change the course of the story.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Mario

    Super Mario is Nintendo’s platform-adventure series, first launched in 1985. Mario and his friends leap through the Mushroom Kingdom and beyond, exploring colorful worlds and tackling playful challenges. Mushrooms, coins, pipes and surprising power-ups make every adventure full of discoveries.

    Published collection: 93 games

  • Saints Row

    Saints Row is an open-world action series about building the Saints into a criminal force. Create your character, drive across the city and take on rival gangs, with side activities that invite messy improvisation. Later entries push the mayhem into increasingly absurd territory, including superpowered combat.

    Published collection: 7 games

  • Space Invaders

    Space Invaders is Taito’s shooting franchise, beginning with a ground cannon defending against descending alien formations. Later entries rework that clear premise through reactive sound, changing visual styles and new patterns of attack.

    Published collection: 3 games

  • PowerWash Simulator

    PowerWash Simulator makes cleaning the whole adventure: aim a pressure washer, choose a nozzle and uncover what is hiding beneath the grime. Vehicles, buildings and unusual jobs become satisfying before-and-after projects, tackled alone or with help.

    Published collection: 2 games

  • Darius

    Darius is a side-scrolling shooting series where enemy formations give way to enormous mechanical sea creatures. Branching routes and striking music make each flight about choosing your path as well as finding gaps in the gunfire.

    Published collection: 3 games

  • Disgaea

    Disgaea turns the Netherworld into a stage for comic demon stories and squad-based strategy RPG battles. Positioning allies, combining attacks and developing characters and equipment all matter, with lifting and throwing opening up playful ways to rearrange the battlefield.

    Published collection: 16 games

  • Hitman

    Hitman makes a guarded location into a puzzle for Agent 47 to unravel. Watching routines, borrowing disguises and spotting opportunities can open a route to a target. Its assassination missions invite you to return with a different plan and see how the same place reacts.

    Published collection: 8 games

  • Spyro the Dragon

    Spyro the Dragon centres on a purple dragon whose fire breath, charging attacks and gliding turn fantasy worlds into playgrounds for exploration. Collecting and discovering routes define the classic adventures, while The Legend of Spyro branch puts more emphasis on action combat.

    Published collection: 5 games

  • Legacy of Kain

    Legacy of Kain builds dark fantasy adventures around vampires, supernatural powers and the intertwined stories of Kain and Raziel. Combat and exploration sit alongside puzzles and dramatic conversations, with different entries changing how you move through its haunted world.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Conflict.

    Conflict is a military shooter series built around a small team rather than a lone soldier. You switch between specialists, give orders and choose how to approach an objective; most entries use four-person squads, while Denied Ops shifts to a two-agent first-person format.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Skylanders

    Skylanders is a fantasy action-adventure series known for bringing physical character figures into the game through the Portal of Power. Switch heroes, battle enemies and explore Skylands using different abilities. Its main adventures combine collecting and upgrading characters with puzzles and treasure hunting.

    Published collection: 6 games

  • Breath of Fire

    Breath of Fire is Capcom’s role-playing series of dragon powers and unlikely travelling companions. You explore towns and dungeons, develop a party and choose how to use its abilities in battle. Earlier entries favour expansive fantasy journeys, while Dragon Quarter makes survival underground a tighter exercise in managing risk.

    Published collection: 7 games

Sources

    • www.hd.square-enix.comSource revision: 1