Following the launch of Final Fantasy XIII, Square Enix is already planning the next installment in the franchise, and is one of its top officials, Motomu Toriyama, says the next Final Fantasy will be more open than its predecessor.

It seems that some users' complaints about the lack of exploration and freedom offered by the thirteenth installment of the series have been thought to Square Enix, as claimed by Toriyama himself "with the HD consoles really can not, because it takes a long time develop. Now that we have the technology base ... the next time we make a Final Fantasy may have the opportunity to put those elements that were in the past. Although I do not think the Game needs that. We create downloadable content for that people to add, too. "

Interestingly, a few weeks ago was Square Enix's own asserting that freedom in the JRPG was an element more typical of Western RPGs, and that prevented the player focus on the story. At the end users are those who have ruled and Square Enix will, this time he did that to ignore them.