Lord of Arcana to be developed in-house by Square Enix

Despite having a very capable in-house development team, Square Enix still allows other developers to work on their games. Cavia worked on Nier, Feelplus is working on Mindjack. For the PSP-exclusive Lord of Arcana, however, Square Enix is sticking to its own devs.

Despite having a very capable in-house development team, Square Enix still allows other developers to work on their games. Cavia worked on Nier, Feelplus is working on Mindjack. For the PSP-exclusive Lord of Arcana, however, Square Enix is sticking to its own devs.

Checking with the comments section on his post at the PlayStation Blog, brand manager Rob Rutter made it clear that “It’s an in-house dev’d game,” which might mean that the game does have the potential to push the PSP to the limit like they’re promising.

In case you want to see more of the game and check up on the progress, the official site, lordofarcana.com, is now live.

PlayStation Blog [via Siliconera]