Interestingly, there is a Front Mission 2089 which was released in 2005 for mobile devices. Whatever happens, war seems inevitable and you can bet there will be mechs involved. The official description notes a “fertile island”, two “powerful economic federations” and a “group of mercenaries” stuck in the middle of a conflict. Offering a brand new story, Borderscape is set during the Second Huffman War in 2089. There’s no release date or gameplay but you can check out the concept trailer below. Developed by Black Jack Studio, Front Mission 2089: Borderscape will be coming to iOS and Android with pre-registration currently available on the official website. The video also mentions “2089”, though it is not clear whether Front Mission: Borderscape has any connection to mid-2000s Japan-only mobile tactical RPGs Front Mission 2089 and Front Mission 2089-II.After the horrendous Left Alive, Square Enix’s Front Mission franchise is finally receiving a follow-up, albeit on mobile platforms. They focus on the fictional Huffman Island, which has been the centre for conflict between the OCU and USN. The two discuss the series’ setting in the late 21st century, where new superpowers such as Oceania Cooperative Union and United States of the New Continent (USN) come into conflict. The video also features Square Enix Division Director Kouichiro Sakamoto, who oversees the Front Mission franchise, and GCRAFT President Toshiro Tsuchida, who worked on the first three games in the series. No details about the game or its story have been revealed, though a concept trailer can be viewed below that gives some hints and a potential event scene. The game is being developed for iOS and Android no release window has been announced, but those interested can pre-register on the game’s official website. The game is being overseen by Square Enix, with ZlonGame publishing and BlackJack Studio acting as main developer.
Square Enix, ZlonGame, and BlackJack Studio have announced Front Mission: Borderscape, a new mobile title for the sci-fi franchise.
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