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The battles themselves rarely take less than half an hour by mid-game, but there are many even excluding optional and random battles necessary to gain experience and items. While strategic battles are the lifeblood of the game, sometimes that blood runs cold, and the sheer number of battles slows the game down to a crawl. While the game has a bit of a learning curve, it never feels unfair or impossible and allows the player to feel in control and to see the success of judicious use of strategy. But from start to finish, Tactics Ogre excels at providing varied battle maps, powerful enemies, and new challenges to navigate. Saving a life may require a couple of tries. NPC characters tend to put themselves in positions in which they die quickly, or run into the heart of the enemy force. However, the AI does get a little funky in one area: if the player is trying to keep an NPC alive, the task is never an easy one. They gang up on weak characters, kill them, and move on to the next one вЂ“ a tactic that player characters have been using in SRPGs for years to great success. Enemy AI is a little predictable, but enemy units donвЂ™t make many stupid decisions. Story and random battles are where the player spends most of his time, and the game does a good job of keeping them tactical while also providing a solid element of luck to keep things fresh. Fans of SRPGs should find no surprises in the battle mechanics or the core gameplay. But the heart of the game is simple: deploy characters on a grid and use a turn-based battle system to defeat the enemy and/or complete an objective. It contains so much customization that the new player might find it overwhelming at first. Make no mistake, this game is engrossing. In fact, the comparisons to Final Fantasy Tactics are very noticeable both games feature a similar tone, heavy emphasis on character customization, and an intense time commitment to explore and complete. Gameplay is key in Tactics Ogre, as a classically-styled SRPG in the vein of Final Fantasy Tactics or Fire Emblem. As always, nothing is as it seems, and the journey that Denam, his sister Catiua, and his friend Vyce take is littered with plot twists, mysterious enemies, and brave companions. Forces from other nations, including the juggernaut Lodissian Empire and the fledgling New Xenobia strive to influence the fate of Valeria using the main characters. The protagonist, Denam Pavel, finds himself in the middle of the fight as a fledgling member of the Wallister Liberation Front.

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The oppressed Wallister people are attempting to free themselves from the oppressive control of the Galgastani, while the Bakram nobility wait in the wings. This chapter of the Ogre Battle story begins in the war-torn continent of Valeria, where several ethnic groups struggle for superiority. If you hated the original Tactics Ogre for some of its quirks or idiosyncrasies, but enjoy SRPGs, I beg you to give the new Tactics Ogre a shot. The writing has been improved significantly and the character customization and leveling system has been wholly revamped. In this reviewerвЂ™s opinion, every single change made to this game has been a good one.

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Tactics Ogre is here to remind gamers just how good an old series can be.ДЄ brief introductory comment: those who have played the PlayStation Limited Edition version of Tactics Ogre (or imported one of the previous releases of the game) will notice massive changes to the localization and the character customization system.

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The end result is something slightly nostalgic, but also perfectly suited for the PSP and the modern strategy gamer. The new version of the PlayStation/Super Famicom classic features new gameplay, characters, and scenarios. For those who crave that something new, the re-make of Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together is less of a re-release and more of a remake. Recently the series has found new life on NintendoвЂ™s Virtual Console, but without new gameplay. The Ogre Battle series of SRPGs is well-loved by a few, but forgotten by plenty more. Nine years after the last Ogre Battle game was released, Square Enix has given fans of strategy RPGs something theyвЂ™ve craved for years вЂ“ another trip through the worlds of Zeteginia and Valeria.

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