Squaresoft
Squaresoft, originally founded in 1986, was a Japanese video game developer known for creating iconic role-playing games (RPGs). The company gained fame for its innovative storytelling and character development, particularly with titles like Final Fantasy and Chrono Trigger. In 2003, Squaresoft merged with Enix, another prominent game developer, to form Square Enix.
Under the new name, Square Enix continued to produce successful franchises, maintaining the legacy of Squaresoft's beloved games. The company has expanded its portfolio to include various genres, while still focusing on high-quality RPGs that resonate with fans worldwide.