Triangle Strategy feels like an SRPG made just for me. What I love about this game is the ample amount of backstory and lore of each and respective countries filled with the brim with political intrigue each detailing how the citizen of their respective country was brought up.
The game focuses on what "choices" you would make in the instance and I'm happy that the story is excellent here. It's felt more grounded than other stories in the genre leaning on with it's huge emphasis on it's political drama whilst they build up each and every character motivations through their convictions and thoughts.
Gameplay felt really well done and you really need to think on the "strategic" element on the game. It's challenging and will provide you with that satisfaction of completing each map (At least to me when I finish the game on hard). Every map felt different each with it's own special elevation and gimmick to be able to help you in your battles. Every character in this felt like an individual and can be useful too which I really love. I know that there were some hoping to be more customizable, and I do wish for that too to a certain extend where there's more weapon skill trees for the player to choose and different job promotion in a skill tree like setting rather than a free-for-all.
However, this in turn make the game feels more well-done at least to my opinion because the game can be balance with the currently available jobs in mind so I don't really mind too much.
To be honest, my only gripe with the game is the story to battle ratio in the beginning where it felt like it's 2/3 story to battle ratio. However towards the middle there were certainly cases where the story bits were definitely reduced down. Needless to say, I'm one for the story bits, as it was really entertaining and it brought to the player eyes to make it more interesting as you can feel connected with each of the main cast.
There are more I would love to say about the game, but I'm not that good with articulating my thoughts that well. However, I will leave it with this. Triangle Strategy is honestly a very enjoyable experience as long as you love your political drama and have interest in it's characters and the world it has build upon. I genuinely had a great time with the game, and I hope most of you do too
The game focuses on what "choices" you would make in the instance and I'm happy that the story is excellent here. It's felt more grounded than other stories in the genre leaning on with it's huge emphasis on it's political drama whilst they build up each and every character motivations through their convictions and thoughts.
Gameplay felt really well done and you really need to think on the "strategic" element on the game. It's challenging and will provide you with that satisfaction of completing each map (At least to me when I finish the game on hard). Every map felt different each with it's own special elevation and gimmick to be able to help you in your battles. Every character in this felt like an individual and can be useful too which I really love. I know that there were some hoping to be more customizable, and I do wish for that too to a certain extend where there's more weapon skill trees for the player to choose and different job promotion in a skill tree like setting rather than a free-for-all.
However, this in turn make the game feels more well-done at least to my opinion because the game can be balance with the currently available jobs in mind so I don't really mind too much.
To be honest, my only gripe with the game is the story to battle ratio in the beginning where it felt like it's 2/3 story to battle ratio. However towards the middle there were certainly cases where the story bits were definitely reduced down. Needless to say, I'm one for the story bits, as it was really entertaining and it brought to the player eyes to make it more interesting as you can feel connected with each of the main cast.
There are more I would love to say about the game, but I'm not that good with articulating my thoughts that well. However, I will leave it with this. Triangle Strategy is honestly a very enjoyable experience as long as you love your political drama and have interest in it's characters and the world it has build upon. I genuinely had a great time with the game, and I hope most of you do too