God Of War's Art Director Attempts To Remake Chrono Trigger

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Viggers! Apart from Final Fantasy, Square-Enix has many JRPG franchises that are well known in the hearts of its fans. One of them is Chrono Trigger which has dozens of different endings. Of course besides the story of Crono and his friends in the very memorable "game of time". That anything can happen in the game.

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Unfortunately, the franchise designed by Hironobu Sakaguchi, Yuji Horii, Akira Toriyama, and Nobuo Uematsu is not getting more attention nowadays. The sudden release of the PC version of Chrono Trigger by Square-Enix in 2018 via Steam, also didn't give any hint about a remake like Trials of Mana.

However, it seems that the following artist from the God of War developer said otherwise. Raf Grassetti, Art Director of God of War tried to remake his own version of Chrono Trigger. Through his Twitter account, he made Crono and Glenn in 3D which he compared to Final Fantasy's base-art.

As you might have guessed, Crono seems to have a realistic, westernized face compared to some of Square-Enix's base-art games, which generally still incorporate fantasy and Asian elements in them. This also happened to Glenn, who of course cannot be guessed from his appearance because he is a frog. However, this does not cover the fact that the work of one of the best talents owned by Sony Santa Monica is truly extraordinary.

Chrono Trigger was released in 1995 for the SNES which eventually ported to the PlayStation. The game designed by the Final Fantasy “dream team” is one of the debuts of freelance writer, Yuji Horii at Squaresoft (now Square-Enix) who is now known as the creator of Dragon Quest. What do you think?

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