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The feature where players couldn't technically 'see' the enemy forces if their troops couldn't made mapping areas and positioning their combatants vitally important. By reducing the predictability of the campaign and the areas, XCOM 2 improved upon previous XCOM titles and made it so that players couldn't rely on established tactics and prescribed methods of handling progression to succeed. The procedurally generated maps were competently designed and distinct, and the randomness provided a consistent challenge alongside the core gamep
This would provide the same dynamic of a smaller, fractured force against a more powerful antagonistic one, but would add something a little more unexpected to the traditional good vs. bad Star Wars formula. Of course, the strategy game could choose to go in a completely different direction and allow players to use more underused elements and utilize less human-focused factions as w
The land consists of three kingdoms - Glenbrook, Aesfrost, and Hyzante - all of which are living in a state of peace despite an ongoing struggle over the resources of salt and iron. The land is a powder keg waiting to explode, and a joint mining venture between neighbouring city states is the match that nefarious forces have been waiting for. Protagonist Seronoa Wolffort hails from Glenbrook, belonging to a major house that has forever been loyal to the throne. With his father growing ill, he’s entrusted with the house chair just as his betrothed, Frederica Aesfrost, arrives from the neighbouring kingdom to prepare for the wedding. Triangle Strategy’s gameplay is rather strategic (gasp) and will be familiar to anyone who has dabbled with Final Fantasy Tactics, Advance Wars, or anything in the TRPG genre. It understands why people are drawn to this type of game and seeks to replicate that success, yet also makes a number of welcome mechanical changes I’d now struggle to live without. When moving a unit, you will be notified of which spaces will ensure you are safe from enemy attacks and which put you in danger.
Valve has been at the forefront of delivering stellar experiences with their amazing titles, and Portal 2 is no exception. The fact that this sequel managed to build and improve upon everything set in its predecessor is genuinely impress
This mixed delivery doesn’t really matter though, it’s consistent enough that the more dramatic moments strike with an execution that carries the weight of kingdoms collapsing and betrayals stinging like a well-placed dagger in the back. Given all the characters are depicted by 2D portraits and a lump of pixels, this is a real testament to the excellent writing and Tomoya Asano’s desire to tell a more mature story that wasn’t possible in Bravely Default or Octopath Traveller. It’s badass, and I can’t wait to see where the narrative goes and if the weight of my decisions will continue to make a noticeable difference. Since right now, I’ve made a handful of choices that have me curious to tackle a second playthrough.
After being both impressed yet underwhelmed by the ambition of Octopath Traveller, Triangle Strategy feels like a more focused outing that knows exactly what it can do well and builds upon it in countless ways. The characters are great, the combat is satisfying, and the world building thus far is absolutely stellar. If the full SLG game units continues to build upon this brilliance we could be looking at one of the year’s most unexpected surprises.
Although the nations of Norzelia have existed in peace for some time, it seems clear that a new age of war is rapidly approaching. Tensions are building between the land's major powers and the player is stuck right in the middle of all of it. It's unclear what will start the conflict, but Serenoa and his team will have a major impact on the final outc
While I can’t delve too deeply into the narrative as part of this preview, I can say that Triangle Strategy does an excellent job of introducing its cast of characters while making them matter. Serenoa is far too young for the post he’s been appointed but will do anything for his people, while Frederica is walking into a relationship amidst a nation who views her people with a level of racial hate that is often vitriolic. Other characters like Roland also shine, a prince who resents the people dying in the face of his own protection. The crown weighs heavy, and the game isn’t afraid to force difficult decisions upon you. You will learn to love all of these people, even if the English voice acting has a habit of veering into pantomime territory. Serenoa is particularly awful, to the point where I found myself guffawing at the screen as lines were delivered with the enthusiasm of a plasticine potato.
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