TRIANGLE STRATEGY Reviews

It's a fine game, but prepared. It's more similar to a novel than a video game.

Way too long talking good game play 50hrs to finish game first time no spoil

Great and deep combat mechanics that really set this game apart. On top of that the art style is incredibly beautifull in its simplicity regarding the pixels but also its complexity with the powers. Magnificent game and then I haven't even talked about the story yet. It makes you feel like you are truly not only invested in these characters but the decisions feel heavy and meaningfull. On my top 10 of all time games.

This is the second time I have bought this game. The first time on Nintendo. I love it and will buy it again if given the chance. The characters are great and I love the story. It won’t be for everyone, but that’s true for every game. It works great on steam deck.

3 and a half hours in and only 1 fight. the story is good so i guess its a good book.

The storyline is great with multiple routes, allowing for replayability. It offers a challenging strategy and requires some grinding in the first playthrough.

Yes, it has too many story/cutscenes/talking. But otherwise, this is a great game! I like that every character has its own skills and not too many of them. This makes the majority of characters useful when their time comes. The whole combat is streamlined and modern with fast forward features etc. No complains here! The graphics are also well done - I personally LOVE the character artworks!!! The music is very good, as well, but you'll here some themes a bit too often. By featuring 4 endings this game has a lot of replayability, too. Definitely a recommendation from me!

A good game built like fire emblem, but just- better. Great storyline (though it can be cliche sometimes) and every character has well-written personality, conviction, past and impact on gameplay. No two characters are the same class nor have the same abilities. Highly recommended

I've been playing this for the past few weeks, and I really like it! I've achieved one ending so far. I went with Frederica's ending, and now feel like I have to see all the others. I intend to replay the game on New Game+ and max out every unit. I think I could also get 100% achievements. I like how when you fail in battle, you get to keep all your EXP and items. Maybe this isn't something everyone wants, but I personally find it a lot less annoying to lose because of this. For me, it's fun to play an RPG without too much stress. I've been able to spend a lot of time on those mental mock battles, and feel proud that some of my characters have leveled up by one, even if the battle was lost. This makes it easier to get everyone maxed out. (It still takes a very long time, so not TOO easy). The story was interesting for me. I like the little characters, and how the main cast stays together throughout the whole game. There's still some characters I have yet to unlock, and I'm definitely getting them all! The only thing about the side characters is that they don't get a lot of story, but you'd expect that in a game where the story is already pretty long, and completely focused on the main cast. I find it fun to swap out characters every few battles, and try different team comps. This is honestly a game that I never thought I'd play, because I thought I wouldn't like any tactical RPG. If I knew how much I'd like this game, I would have for sure played it earlier. Now I'm happy that I did get to experience playing through it! I gave Triangle Strategy a chance, and now I want to do everything that you can possibly do. I'm jumping straight back into the game after writing this review. I hope to see a sequel in the future! Edit: Okay, now that I got almost all of my units maxed out, I will say that I really didn't need to grind as much as I thought I did. If you are underleveled, your EXP number and levels go up very quickly. I didn't realize this for a while, but with this, I can say that grinding isn't a huge requirement here. It's easier to level up than you might think.

I was a huge fan of FFT for its random encounters, tactics, storyline and general gameplay. This game, while the tactics and battle system are fun, is way too story heavy for someone who wants to game. If you are looking for a story with a sprinkling of tactical battle, this will meet your expectations. If you're looking for random encounters and more battle-heavy gameplay, you'll likely be disappointed.