Square Enix has announced a remake of Dragon Quest VII, called Dragon Quest VII Reimagined. This remake will come out on PC on February 5th, it will use the Denuvo anti-tamper tech, and we’ve gotten its PC requirements. So, let’s take a look at them. In Dragon Quest VII Reimagined, the characters designed by famous … Continue reading Dragon Quest VII Remake Coming to PC in February 2026 with Denuvo and Full PC Requirements →

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Dragon Quest 7 stands out as one of the most interesting games in the franchise, in large part due to its unique structure and worldbuilding. Next year, fans will be able to re-experience the game, with Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined now announced for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.

Dragon Quest 7 begins with the player on a lone island, known to its inhabitants as the only known land in the entire world. As the hero, you will find ancient shrines to travel back in time and restore lost continents, with each continent coming with its own story arc. As you progress through the game and restore lost continents, you will be able to visit those lands in the present-day time to see how your choices reshaped the future.

Dragon Quest 7 also has an extensive job system, so players will be have lots of abilities to mix and match in search for the most powerful party setup. Unlike the recent Dragon Quest 1-3 HD-2D remakes, this game will feature a different art style entirely, opting for 3D over HD-2D.

Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined will release for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 in February 2026. The game is also expected to release on PC, Xbox and PS5.

KitGuru Says: Did you play Dragon Quest 7 back in the day? Is there anything you would like to see changed in this newer version? 

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Square Enix’s Final Fantasy 7 Remake project has been a rather lofty task, with the first entry in the trilogy launching back in 2020 – followed by its sequel Rebirth in 2024. While we will still have to wait some time for the 3rd and final title in the trilogy, Square Enix has offered a development update on both it and the equally-as-anticipated Kingdom Hearts 4.

During the publisher’s recent Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis 2nd Anniversary broadcast, creative director Tetsuya Nomura offered an update on Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3. According to Nomura (as translated by the publication Gematsu):

“things are moving along really smoothly, and the release timing has already been decided. We’re moving forward according to that schedule right now, so please rest assured and be patient.”

The long awaited Kingdom Hearts 4 appears to be in a similar spot currently, with Nomura adding: “And this has also come up in the comments here and there, but Kingdom Hearts IV is likewise steadily moving forward according to schedule, so please look forward to it.”

Tetsuya Nomura has headed development on the Kingdom Hearts series since its inception and so it is encouraging to see that both KH4 and the next Final Fantasy VII entry are seemingly in good hands.

Of course, we weren’t given any actual timeline for when to expect either title. That said, with regards to FFVII Remake Part 3, Square Enix previously confirmed that it will arrive before the launch of the PlayStation 6 – meaning it’s still a ways away. With all that in mind, it is welcome to see that development is going smoothly.

KitGuru says: What do you think of Nomura’s comments? Are you expecting we’ll get FFVII Part 3 or Kingdom Hearts 4 first? Let us know down below.

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Back in 2022, it was reported that a TV show adaptation based on the popular Life is Strange series was in development, with Amazon Studios working alongside dj2 Entertainment to bring the choice-based story to new mediums. Following years of little-to-no updates on the project, the Life is Strange TV show has now been officially greenlit.

As reported by the publication Variety, Amazon Studios have officially greenlit the development of the previously-announced Life is Strange TV show. Set to be written by Charlie Covell – known best perhaps for the Channel 4 adaptation The End of the F***ing World – the actor/writer has had plenty of experience both in writing adaptations as well as depicting the struggles of young and growing adults.

Beyond Covell, production company Story Kitchen are also attached to the project. For the uninitiated, this studio was founded in 2022 by the Sonic the Hedgehog film producer Dmitri M. Johnson with a focus on “adapting videogames and other ‘non-traditional’ IPs into FILM and TV.”

Though many of their projects have yet to come to fruition, Story Kitchen is currently attached to a boatload of upcoming video game adaptations, including but not limited to: Amazon’s Tomb Raider; It Takes Two; SIFU; Sleeping Dogs; Split Fiction and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.

In the decade since the launch of the original Life is Strange, the popular series has followed a number of different characters and protagonists. That said, it seems the show will be adapting the first game’s plot, following Max:

“a photography student, who discovers she can rewind time while saving the life of her childhood best friend, Chloe. As she struggles to understand this new skill, the pair investigate the mysterious disappearance of a fellow student, uncovering a dark side to their town that will ultimately force them to make an impossible life or death choice that will impact them forever.”

KitGuru says: What do you think of all the various adaptations being announced? Which Life is Strange game would you want to see adapted? How do you think the show will handle the various choices available in the game? Let us know down below.

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