Sure, this is not a problem for everyone, but when you have specific setups and your default monitor isn’t typically your gaming one, it can be particularly annoying. I’ve said it countless times about games I’ve encountered weekly in the articles on free games on Epic, but screen selection options should be standard in games nowadays. Some of those issues are personal gripes too. There are issues I do have with the PC port by Square Enix, as I’m sure those who’ve played any of the publisher’s titles will also attest easily. Similarly, my disposition towards turn-based combat would normally come up as a big issue when it comes to the early Fire Emblem or Final Fantasy Tactics gameplay. Set in a fantasy land of nobles, lords, and ladies fighting verbally and physically over resources, my racism towards the likes of the pointy-eared peasants would normally activate. Striking from the outset, the almost HD-2D pixel art style that tries to emulate Tactics Ogre with a crisp, depth-of-field-aided beauty with isometric 3D gameplay is breathtaking.ĭon’t let that high praise itself act as the entire review, as I’m sure recurring readers will know of my biases when it comes to such a game as Triangle Strategy. It gives the game away when I open with lines like that, but I’m long overdue on trying to properly give my thoughts on the classic-style turn-based tactics title that has no business looking as beautiful as it does. More importantly, I’ve been trying to get in the hours that Triangle Strategy deserves. I’ve been trying my hardest to get the hours in to play Triangle Strategy.
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