The producer of Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake says he would like to see Final Fantasy 6 getting the same treatment in the future. Released this week, the remake makes use of the trademark HD-2D art style used in a number of modern Square Enix games, including Octopath Traveler 1 and 2, Triangle Strategy and the remake of Live a Live.

Masaaki Hayasaka, known for his recent work on Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake, would like to see Final Fantasy 6 make a comeback.

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is the latest in a string of HD-2D RPGs that bring a modern, high-resolution twist to nostalgic pixel-art graphics. Fans have long thought Final Fantasy VI, the last game in the venerated series before it switched to polygons,

To unpack that, the Dragon Quest 3 remake will be followed by an HD-2D glow-up for the first two games. That may seem odd at a glance, but the third game is a prequel to Dragon Quest 1 and 2, so it's logical enough.

Square Enix will continue to expand with its HD-2D remakes, says producer Masaaki Hayasaka, check out the details for yourself here.

The long-awaited remake of Dragon Quest 3 finally released last week to largely positive reviews, with the bulk of the praise going to the beautifully redrawn pixel art that Square Enix popularized with Octopath Traveler and which is now the studio's go-to style when making sprite-based games.

Masaaki Hayasaka argues that it would translate incredibly well considering that it was the major influence behind the HD-2D style.

Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake producer Masaaki Hayasaka would love to see a similar remake for Final Fantasy 6, though there are no "concrete plans". Speaking to Inverse, Hayasaka discussed the popularity of the HD-2D visual style and whether he'd like to see any other games be remade in this way.

The early game of Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake has a few good options for players to accessorize their party with. Here's what to equip.