Square Enix has disclosed its full lineup for Tokyo Game Show 2026, confirming multiple entries from its flagship franchises.
The publisher will present several Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest projects alongside Kingdom Hearts material at TGS, which runs September 17–21, 2026, at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan.
Per Square Enix’s announcement, the publisher’s showcase will include the following titles:
- Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy
- Dragon Quest 10 Online
- Dragon Quest 11 S
- Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World
- Dragon Quest Smash/Grow
- Final Fantasy 7 Revelation
- Final Fantasy 14: Evercold
- Final Fantasy Resonance
- Kingdom Hearts 4
- Kingdom Hearts Collection 1-3
In journalistic terms, Square Enix emphasized that fans of Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest and Kingdom Hearts will see strong representation across the show floor, with multiple franchise installments on display.
Square Enix has confirmed playable demos for Final Fantasy 7 Revelation and Final Fantasy Resonance.
The company also noted that Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined will be available to try in a separate demonstration area, though it is not listed as part of the official main lineup.
Conversely, Kingdom Hearts 4 will be included in the publisher’s lineup but will not be playable on-site.
Tokyo Game Show is a major industry event that attracts developers, publishers and hardware partners from Japan and worldwide.
Square Enix has a history of using TGS to present hands-on demos, trailer premieres and publisher-specific showcases; this year’s slate continues that pattern by pairing playable content with catalogue collections.
The presence of a "Kingdom Hearts Collection 1-3" entry follows the industry trend of repackaging earlier titles for modern platforms and audiences.
Attendees and media can expect Square Enix to share deeper information on release windows, platform details and post-show plans during its presentations at TGS.
For context, many Square Enix remasters and collections have previously appeared on Nintendo Switch and digital storefronts such as the eShop, and the company frequently coordinates announcements with seasonally scheduled events like Nintendo Direct.
Full exhibitor lists for other publishers are available from the show and include separate lineups for D3Publisher, Koei Tecmo, SEGA/Atlus, City Connection and Capcom.
Square Enix’s official TGS 2026 page provides the most up-to-date schedule and details for press and public attendance.
The publisher will present several Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest projects alongside Kingdom Hearts material at TGS, which runs September 17–21, 2026, at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan.
Per Square Enix’s announcement, the publisher’s showcase will include the following titles:
- Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy
- Dragon Quest 10 Online
- Dragon Quest 11 S
- Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World
- Dragon Quest Smash/Grow
- Final Fantasy 7 Revelation
- Final Fantasy 14: Evercold
- Final Fantasy Resonance
- Kingdom Hearts 4
- Kingdom Hearts Collection 1-3
In journalistic terms, Square Enix emphasized that fans of Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest and Kingdom Hearts will see strong representation across the show floor, with multiple franchise installments on display.
Square Enix has confirmed playable demos for Final Fantasy 7 Revelation and Final Fantasy Resonance.
The company also noted that Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined will be available to try in a separate demonstration area, though it is not listed as part of the official main lineup.
Conversely, Kingdom Hearts 4 will be included in the publisher’s lineup but will not be playable on-site.
Tokyo Game Show is a major industry event that attracts developers, publishers and hardware partners from Japan and worldwide.
Square Enix has a history of using TGS to present hands-on demos, trailer premieres and publisher-specific showcases; this year’s slate continues that pattern by pairing playable content with catalogue collections.
The presence of a "Kingdom Hearts Collection 1-3" entry follows the industry trend of repackaging earlier titles for modern platforms and audiences.
Attendees and media can expect Square Enix to share deeper information on release windows, platform details and post-show plans during its presentations at TGS.
For context, many Square Enix remasters and collections have previously appeared on Nintendo Switch and digital storefronts such as the eShop, and the company frequently coordinates announcements with seasonally scheduled events like Nintendo Direct.
Full exhibitor lists for other publishers are available from the show and include separate lineups for D3Publisher, Koei Tecmo, SEGA/Atlus, City Connection and Capcom.
Square Enix’s official TGS 2026 page provides the most up-to-date schedule and details for press and public attendance.
