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With the responsibility of running a base combined with the top-down, turn-based combat of engaging in missions with a team of troopers, the XCOM games provided the overview-style of an RTS with the thrill and pace of more action-focused excursions. The upcoming Star Wars game would do well to incorporate a similar structure, giving players multiple aspects to focus on and engage w

Before making bombastic real-time action games, there was a time when BioWare was still making titles with more strategic gameplay. This is the time when the incredible Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic was released to massive critical and commercial succ

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.

The most popular strategy games offer players enough of a challenge that it feels like there are actual high stakes and carefully considered tactics that need to be employed, while still making gameplay accessible. The XCOM series usually handles this balance well, with straightforward mechanics that still need careful thought and planning. Running a base requires a strategy, and the scarcity of resources has a big impact. Making mistakes during missions can lead to the permanent deaths of squad members, and can feel emotionally resonant as well as strategically important. Decisions have consequences, and gamers can't just breeze through the game without taking a more measured appro

The most important and time-consuming part of Triangle Strategy is the narrative. While the story is rich and interesting, with characters that are easy to become attached to, players will spend more time thumbing through text-based dialogue and voice-acted scenes than exploring or engaging in combat. While players will have the opportunity to influence the direction of the story through responses made by Serenoa in certain situations, these moments are also spread out between lengthy character conversations, creating slow progression. Players may also need to open character profiles often, using the "X" button while they are actively talking, to keep track of the numerous characters involved in the st

It's easy to see why so many people adore Dead Space 2 . The game's amazing atmosphere and nightmarish enemies make for a gripping romp from start to end. The sheer amount of creepiness and body horror on display is enough to keep some fans up at ni

At the last Nintendo Direct, those desperately awaiting the release of Square Enix's upcoming tactical RPG Triangle Strategy received a gigantic surprise. With less than a month to go until the SLG Game Strategy's release on March 4th, gamers are now able to download a demo that takes them through the first three chapters of the game. Best of all, players will get to see their progress transfer into the full game when it's relea

The new Star Wars strategy game could either show the well-known struggle of the Rebel Alliance against the mighty and misguided Empire. Players would build up Rebel bases in remote locations away from the reach of the Empire, all while trying to take over planets to regain galactic control. Or alternatively, the strategy game could offer gamers the chance to play as a crumbling Empire after their defeat at the hands of Luke, Leia, Han, and their alli

While those who like story-based games or visual novel-style gameplay may enjoy the events offered in Triangle Strategy, those interested in fast combat, exploration, and classic RPG mechanics may become frustrated with the amount of dialogue that is required to move forward. Additionally, areas outside the main storyline aren't available until several chapters into the game, requiring players to grind through the narrative portions with minimal bre

Triangle Strategy might run the risk of being too formulaic, with all chapters thus far split into a predictable pattern of dialogue, battles, and decisions that can change around depending on where the story is at any given moment. I can see this becoming played out if the writing and characters don’t remain constantly engaging or new ideas and scenarios aren’t frequently introduced to keep the plates spinning. But right now, I’m confident it will sustain itself, especially given how smitten I already am with everything it has to offer. It feels like a loving homage to Tactics Ogre or Final Fantasy Tactics while having an equal determination to move the genre forward and try new things.