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March 2022
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The editors liked
Absorbing strategy battles
Painstaking decisions
Engrossing combat mechanics
Visually inspired
Excellent soundtrack
Choices actually matter
Excellent Graphics
Pixel Art
2D Characters and a Close to Realistic 3D World Design
Extremely a Complex and Strategic
With True Leadership Roles and Duties
Motivating Background Sound and Effects
Plenty of End Results and Optional Difficulty Choice
The editors didn't like
Lacklustre character development
Awful narrative pacing
Not enough time allocated to combat sequences
Controller Choosing on the Battlefield Goes to Quick
Published: 2022-03-15, Author: David , review by: gamingtrend.com
Excellent story, Fun battle system, Persuasion and choices are very interesting…
…but can have little consequence, Cutscenes are way too long, Voice acting can be hit or miss
Triangle Strategy boasts a deep story with an involved battle system that remains fun throughout and approachable to those who might not have a strategic head. The cutscenes can be overly long and choices don't have as big of an impact as they should, but...
Abstract: I have a confession. For almost two decades I've been chasing the dragon. Not in a this-is-a-cry-for-help kind of way. More chasing a childhood memory I long to experience anew. I am a tactics game junkie. I love thinking, planning out my movements and tu...
Published: 2022-03-11, Author: Eric , review by: destructoid.com
Abstract: Triangle Strategy is very nostalgic, in some ways. It utilizes HD-2D art to deliver clean, crisp pixels that rekindle memories of the original PlayStation. Artdink and Square Enix use a lot of existing framework to build a tactics set that feels familiar...
Published: 2022-03-11, Author: Steve , review by: gamespot.com
An engaging story with surprising moments and complex characters, Impactful choices, especially in battle, make you feel the weight of decisions, Streamlines tactical gameplay in smart ways to make an approachable combat experience, Voting system is compl
Story gets off to an extremely slow start with tons of expository dialogue, Predetermined job classes and weapons feel inflexible, Level grinding using mock battles gets repetitive
It may not put its best foot forward immediately, but once Triangle Strategy gets going it's shockingly successful at telling a story based on real-world ideas like resource competition and the ambitions of nobles, and those human stories manage to overco...
Captivating story and branching paths, Level scaling and experience retained after failure, Thrilling combat and meaningful progression, Wonderful visuals and audio
Handheld visuals are a bit lackluster, Not entirely clear how minor choices affect your path
Published: 2022-03-03, Author: Eric , review by: destructoid.com
Abstract: Some say war never changes. And indeed, Triangle Strategy feels immediately familiar to anyone who's played a tactics game in the past. It certainly does enough to be a good tactics game in its own right. It's where Square Enix and Artdink build on top of...
Published: 2022-03-03, Author: Z , review by: geekdad.com
Abstract: While the Advance Wars and Fire Emblem series kicked off my love affair with turn-based strategy gaming, it was another Game Boy Advance title, 2003's RPG-heavy Final Fantasy Tactics Advanc e, that truly cemented the genre as a longtime favorite Even from...
Published: 2022-03-03, Author: Steve , review by: gamespot.com
An engaging story with surprising moments and complex characters, Impactful choices, especially in battle, make you feel the weight of decisions, Streamlines tactical gameplay in smart ways to make an approachable combat experience, Voting system is compl
Story gets off to an extremely slow start with tons of expository dialogue, Predetermined job classes and weapons feel inflexible, Level grinding using mock battles gets repetitive
