One of the best features of this remaster returns in a way that lets you see what decisions you didn’t make. There’s a dizzying array of customization in your forces available as you figure out what suits your strategies best in battle. As your forces level up, you’ll be able to diversify them with various gear, weapons, and magic, as well as new classes that allow them to gain different skills and abilities. You and enemy forces then take turns per character moving, attacking, defending, and attempting to either wipe out the entire opposition or obtain a goal, such as defeating a leader among enemy forces. Throughout the game, you’ll also make all sorts of decisions in branching dialogue and battle locations that lead to very different outcomes, alliances, and enemies in the game.Īs far as battle goes, Tactics Ogre: Reborn plays out much like Final Fantasy Tactics, in which you begin by playing a maximum amount of characters in a strategic orientation of your liking on the map. Along the way, you also gain the aid of foreign mercenaries led by a former holy knight known as Lanselot and his band. Among them, you join in the story of Denam Pavel, his sister Catiua, and their friend Vyce as they lead a rebellion against the forces that killed their families.
In a world where the king who led the land just died without heirs, a civil war has broken out between three major factions that would lay claim to leadership. Players engage in a story that takes them from battlefield to battlefield, amassing characters and soldiers, growing them and expanding their abilities through attacks and new character classes, and pitting them against enemy armies in grid-mapped turn-based combat. For those who don’t know, Tactics Ogre is, in many ways, a precursor to Final Fantasy Tactics. However, even this version contains some added features and polish over its 2010 predecessor. A raging war rebornįor those who know, Tactics Ogre: Reborn is mostly a remaster of the 2010 PSP game, which was itself a remake of the original 1995 SNES game, Tactics Ogre. Now, Square Enix has brought it back again for modern consoles, as well as giving it a fresh can of polish that includes spruced-up visuals, re-arranged and remixed music, full voice acting, and a litany of quality-of-life gameplay features to make sure you enjoy the story and gameplay no matter your skill level. The original 1995 SNES game has seen one remake already, but only on the PSP. The franchise has produced some of Square Enix’s most interesting gameplay and stories, not to mention having been the foundation on which other legendary titles like Final Fantasy Tactics was built. Among RPGs and strategy, Tactics Ogre is legendary.
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