Summary

• Square Enix’s mysterious tweet with “Yuna” has fans hopeful for a Final Fantasy X sequel or remake.
• Fans speculate the tweet signifies interest in the character Yuna and a potential game revival.
• Considering past releases of Final Fantasy X, fans are left wondering if a remake is on the horizon.

Last week, a rumor surfaced that Square Enix is actively developing two Final Fantasy remakes—Final Fantasy 9 and Final Fantasy Tactics.

However, a single-word tweet from the official Square Enix Twitter/X account has people reminiscing and asking for a remake or a sequel for Final Fantasy X.

Square Enix’s Mysterious Tweet Puts People In A Frenzy

The official Square Enix Twitter/X account tweeted (X’ed?) the following word today:

“Yuna.” This word alone was enough to get thousands of likes, retweets and comments from RPG fans who connected it to Final Fantasy 10’s Yuna.

It’s not known what this tweet alludes to, though fans are quick to comment that they want another sequel to Final Fantasy 10, a remake of the game, or just how awesome Yuna is.

For those unfamiliar with Final Fantasy 10, it was released in 20101 on the PS2. It was the tenth mainline entry in the franchise and the first game in the series to feature fully 3D areas and voice acting. Yuna was the love interest of the game’s protagonist, Tidus, though in March 2003, a sequel was released titled Final Fantasy 10-2 (X-2), which follows Yuna as she searches for TIdus.

Odds are, the tweet isn’t related to a tweet or a remake given we still don’t even have a release date for Final Fantasy 7 Remake’s third chapter. Perhaps Square Enix is check interest in the character? Or maybe whoever’s handling the social media pages for Square Enix just wanted to have some fun (I’m going with the latter).

In 2013, Square Enix released the Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster for the PS3 and PS Vita, and was followed by the PS4 version in 2015, the Windows version in 2016, and the Nintendo Switch and Xbox One versions in 2019. We even reviewed it back then, which you can read about here.

If Square Enix did develop a Final Fantasy 10 remake, would it be something RPG fans would be down for? Or should Square Enix remake Final Fantasy 8 first before diving into this one?