Tetsuya Nomura Eyes Retirement, Plans to Conclude Kingdom Hearts Series

The Kingdom Hearts 4 director aims to finish the series before retiring, bringing new writers and a story reset to the franchise.

Tetsuya Nomura, known for directing the Kingdom Hearts series, has announced his intention to retire in a few years.
Nomura is currently working on Kingdom Hearts 4, which he views as a pivotal point leading to the series' conclusion.
Kingdom Hearts 4 will introduce the 'Lost Master Arc,' marking a new storyline designed to be accessible for newcomers.
To refresh the series, Nomura has hired new writers and revamped the logo, aiming to reset the story after Kingdom Hearts 3.
Despite his retirement plans, Nomura remains involved in the development of the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy.