Chrono Trigger Remake? Square Enix Dev Hints at Possibility

by Sophie Williams
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As square Enix continues to find success with modernized remakes of its classic titles, fan attention has turned to *chrono Trigger*, a highly-regarded RPG originally released in 1995. Recent, carefully worded comments from *Chrono Trigger* veteran Hironobu Sakaguchi have ignited speculation about a potential remake or remaster coinciding with the game’s 30th anniversary this year [[2]]. While Square Enix has not officially announced any plans [[1]], Sakaguchi’s response to a direct question about a remake has fueled optimism among players eager to revisit this influential RPG.

Square Enix has found considerable success with its HD-2D approach to game development, offering titles with a distinct retro aesthetic combined with modern visuals. Fans have long speculated about which of the company’s classic titles might receive a similar treatment, with Final Fantasy VI frequently mentioned as a prime candidate. Now, attention has turned to another beloved RPG: Chrono Trigger.

Recent comments from a key figure involved in the original game have sparked renewed hope for a remake or remaster. Hironobu Sakaguchi, a veteran at Square Enix, was asked during a Japanese livestream about the possibility of a remake or remaster to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Chrono Trigger, as reported by Wccftech.

Sakaguchi responded with a playful evasion, neither confirming nor denying the possibility, stating that it wasn’t a question he should answer. This ambiguity has fueled speculation among fans, as a direct denial would have been easily offered if no plans were in motion. The response has led to a surge of interest in Chrono Trigger across social media platforms.

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The question remains: should this be interpreted as a hint that a project is underway, or was Sakaguchi simply teasing the fanbase? The enduring popularity of Chrono Trigger demonstrates the continued demand for classic RPGs reimagined for modern audiences.

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