Triangle strategy demo review skin#
To keep the review light because I don’t think it’s the place to discuss marginalism, Frederica’s of Rosellan lineage and with that means her hair and pale skin are often a rule of contention. Not long into my playthrough, Frederica Aesfront, the chosen bride for Serenoa is chastised by her peers. I don’t want to delve too far into the world-building but there are several elements that players will find familiar if you’ve ever played a JRPG before. Even during the demo period, I found this exposition to be overwhelming but it was also necessary to instill the player with the knowledge needed to understand the history. From the earliest chapters, the dialogue-heavy moments pushing the narrative forward demand your attention - there is a lot of lore and alliances to remember.
Instead, the way things unfold in Triangle Strategy is much more defined but at the expense of pacing. Gone is the disjointed, confusing structure. One of the biggest things that set this apart from Octopath Traveler is the story structure. To ensure each country’s survival, a delicate peace has lingered and now events transpiring seek to ignite another conflict. These established realms are in the midst of a truce, following the Saltiron War from decades past. Our protagonist resides in Norzelia, one of three major countries on the continent - the others being Glenbrook, Aesfrost and Hyzante. Triangle Strategy puts you in the role of Serenoa Wolffort, heir to the House Wolffort.
Triangle strategy demo review series#
Fans of Square’s strategic spin-off series have clamoured for a follow-up for years and many looked to this latest project for consolation. It’s been a long time since we’ve seen Final Fantasy Tactics.
Originally being revealed during the February 2021 Nintendo Direct livestream, the game formerly known as Project Triangle Strategy left many excited.
For the last few weeks, curious fans have been working their way through the free demo that’s available of the strategy RPG. I don’t know who decides the names for each video game being developed over at Square Enix, but I can get behind the randomness Octopath Traveler and now Triangle Strategy bring when you first hear their names.
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