Triangle Strategy – Review After 100%



Talking about Triangle Strategy after a thorough look at the title following it’s recent PC release

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:43 Overview
01:25 Story Set Up
02:44 Voting
04:00 First Playthrough Experience
04:59 Progression Systems
07:29 New Game +
08:20 Gameplay Loop
09:25 Optional Battles
10:53 Combat
13:13 Steam Deck Compatibility
14:02 Positives/Negatives
16:32 Conclusion
17:42 Wrap Up

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40 thoughts on “Triangle Strategy – Review After 100%”

  1. I love pixel art sprites, and I'm sad to see them get waned out of games, so I really love them here.
    The main serious where it made me really sad, of course, was pokemon. IMO a lot of the pokemon just don't really translate well into the 3d style, being made specifically for anime, manga, and sprite-based games… and they had a good thing going when they introduced the animated sprites into their games… but 3d just ain't it.
    The mix of pixel sprites and 3d environments is a bit weird to see at first, but honestly I love that they're paying homage to games like FFT, and it feels really good to finally see a AAA company go back INTO the pixel art style with games like this and Octopath, instead of abandoning it. It's both nostalgic, and new, and in my opinion, really pretty.

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  2. These games can be played simply or very tactically, like chess if you rush your move you will be destroyed quickly, but if you think & plan your moves then it will offer a good tough challenge, i wish they could include some sort of versus mode v real opponents

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  3. now this is a reviewers experience! 100 percent for all games you review is dedication! it also put at ease for those who are willing to buy and play the game knowing what to expect! I will most likely get this game on switch once the price drop, ill always be a fan of final fantasy tactics franchise and this will be a great fix!

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  4. This game was a ton of fun, and I appreciate it didn't take too long to finish a playthrough; lile with Tyranny, it offers interesting replayability instead.

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  5. Thank you for an honest review

    Definitely appreciate the point that this game benefits from multiple playthroughs

    Fortunately this game is on sale on Steam for 50% off so I don’t feel under pressure to decide if refunding within a couple hours or keeping it

    I enjoyed Final Fantasy Tactics Advance so I think this captures the magic of Square

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  6. Love the 2D look, but I do wish the 2D assets were higher res. Am not sure why so many games that use 2D art these days uses such low res art when we are clearly in the High Definition era. Give us some more detailed looking sprites! I am all for the classic look, but let's advance what 2D can be instead of purposely using lower res art.

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  7. I like your reviews but I personally loved the game. I felt like the choices were actually really tough at times. I thought it was incredible. Major plot twist was awesome and definitely a surprise. Very valid points made here though.

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  8. I have been having an alright time on NG0 with the persuasion checks, but maybe it's because my convinctions are a bit spread out. And apparently grounding the mock battles is worth smaller amounts, but hard to say.

    It is going to be annoying in the "good" ending which allows you to deploy more characters than you could reasonably have without NG+. If I get that far, I will probably just lower the difficulty and call it even.

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  9. I think Triangle Strategy is a masterpiece, quite frankly. I've played a lot of SRPG's and this one pulled elements of all of them in a really effective way for the ultimate SRPG experience. To me it has a Game of Thrones gripping and surprising storyline without annoying anime elements that plague some other SRPGS. It has a visual style that harkens back to Shining Force 3 and FFT while also looking modern and beautiful. It has a soundtrack that is unbelievably good, one of the best I've heard (and should be mentioned more). And the gameplay is comprised of a solid gameplay loop with good developer choices for an SRPG to have. Personally, I can't wait for a sequel, hope it happens.

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  10. Very good game. I am not a strategic RPG fan, I started playing games of this genre just recently (this, Tactic Ogre Reborn and Front Mission 1st) and I was a bit skeptic whether I would have liked it. The story takes a while to become interesting and the first run seems very tightly controller, but after getting accustomed to the game it becomes really enjoyable.

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  11. I make the decision each time I have free time to either play a game, or consume some media. If I'm in a game playing mood then I want to play a game. There is very (very) little game here.
    The story is Ok, but if the choice is playing this for the story, or watching a well produced drama on Netflix or reading the latest Brandon Sanderson book or similar – I will always choose the latter.
    Happy to have bought it to support good devs, but not for me. Not enough game. Way too much story

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