The Final Fantasy X series is in a quiet period, with no new game announcements. The 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy X was marked by a commemorative video, and the digital version of the novel Final Fantasy X-2.5 was released.
Final Fantasy X-2 is the direct sequel to Final Fantasy X, released in 2001. The series has seen no new game announcements in recent coverage. The 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy X was noted in a This Week in Games column, which highlighted the game's Okinawan-inspired names for Tidus and Yuna and its heavy use of water as a visual theme. Square Enix released a commemorative video featuring major moments from the original game.
In July 2026, Square Enix released the digital version of Final Fantasy X-2.5 ~Eien no Daishou~, a novel by Kazushige Nojima that continues the story after Final Fantasy X-2. The book follows Yuna and Tidus on a new adventure in Spira. It is available at e-book stores for 1,540 yen. The digital release made the novel widely accessible for the first time, giving fans a canonical continuation of the story.
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The latest This Week in Games column notes the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy X, released in 2001. Square Enix released a commemorative video featuring major moments from the game. The column also discusses the game's setting, its Okinawan-inspired names for Tidus and Yuna, and its heavy use of water as a visual theme.
Square Enix has released the digital version of Final Fantasy X-2.5 ~Eien no Daishou~, a novel by Kazushige Nojima that continues the story after Final Fantasy X-2. The book follows Yuna and Tidus on a new adventure in Spira and is available at e-book stores for 1,540 yen.