Final Fantasy Record Keeper Turns 12: New Nomura Art & Future Teases
Square Enix marks 12 years of Final Fantasy Record Keeper with fresh artwork from Tetsuya Nomura, staff messages, and hints at what's next.
Did you know Final Fantasy Record Keeper just hit its 12th anniversary? That's right—Square Enix's mobile RPG crossover has been going strong for over a decade, and the team celebrated in style.
To mark the occasion, Square Enix released a brand-new illustration by none other than Tetsuya Nomura, the legendary artist behind so many iconic Final Fantasy characters. Alongside the artwork, the staff shared heartfelt messages and dropped some tantalizing teases about future plans.
Earlier this year, the anniversary festivities kicked off with a public livestream at Shinjuku Park Tower Hall on August 29. Around 450 fans showed up in person to join the celebration, which is a pretty impressive turnout for a mobile game.
For those who've been playing since day one, hitting the 12-year mark is a big deal. Record Keeper has become a beloved hub for Final Fantasy fans, bringing together heroes and villains from across the series in one massive nostalgia-fueled adventure.
The new Nomura artwork is sure to delight longtime players, and the staff messages suggest the team isn't done yet. While details on future plans are still under wraps, the teases have fans buzzing with speculation.
If you're a lapsed player, now might be the perfect time to dive back in. With anniversary celebrations in full swing and more content on the horizon, there's never been a better moment to revisit the game.
What do you think about Record Keeper reaching 12 years? Will you be logging in to check out the new artwork and celebrations? Let us know in the comments!
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