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A new tactics RPG from the team who brought you the Bravely series and Octopath Traveler. An epic tale, brought to life with stunning HD-2D graphics. Make difficult decisions in this story set against a backdrop of the war-torn continent of Norzelia.
TRIANGLE STRATEGY is a turn-based tactics, strategy rpg and rpg game
developed by Square Enix and Artdink
and published by Square Enix.
Released on October 13th 2022 is available only on Windows
in 9 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
It has received 2,962 reviews of which 2,394 were positive and 568 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.8 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 59.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 18.11€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows® 8.1 / 10 64-bit
- Processor: AMD A8-7600 / Intel® Core™ i3-3210
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon™ RX 460 / NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 950 / Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics G7
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card
- Additional Notes: 60 FPS @ 1280x720
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A Tactical Masterpiece of Strategy and Morality TRIANGLE STRATEGY is a brilliant tactical RPG that combines intricate storytelling with challenging turn-based gameplay. Featuring moral dilemmas, political intrigue, and stunning visual presentation, the game offers a deeply immersive experience for fans of the genre and newcomers alike. The game also features multiple endings, shaped by your decisions, encouraging multiple playthroughs. Story The continent of Norzelia teeters on the brink of chaos as three nations vie for control over scarce resources. You play as Serenoa Wolffort, leader of House Wolffort, navigating a world of betrayal and alliances. Your decisions will shape the fate of Norzelia and determine the legacy of your house. Strengths ✔️ Complex Storytelling: TRIANGLE STRATEGY weaves a multi-layered narrative filled with political intrigue, moral dilemmas, and branching paths that deeply immerse players in its world. ✔️ Strategic Combat: The turn-based battles are highly tactical, requiring careful positioning, terrain usage, and synergy between units. Victory feels well-earned and satisfying. ✔️ Stunning Visuals: The HD-2D art style is breathtaking, blending classic sprite-based graphics with modern lighting and effects for a nostalgic yet fresh aesthetic. ✔️ Meaningful Choices: The "Scales of Conviction" system forces players to make tough decisions that heavily impact the story and relationships with key characters. ✔️ Impressive Soundtrack: The orchestral score beautifully enhances every scene, from emotional cutscenes to tense battles. It not only deepens the atmosphere but also stays with you long after playing. Weaknesses ❌ Slow Pacing: The game’s narrative-heavy approach can feel sluggish at times, especially for players eager to jump into battles. ❌ Challenging Start: At the beginning, the large cast of characters and complex political events can feel overwhelming. ❌ Limited Exploration: While the story is deep, there’s little opportunity to explore the world outside of structured scenarios, which might feel restrictive to some players. Achievements Achievements cover a wide range of objectives, including completing the main story, unlocking all branching paths, and recruiting every character. Most achievements require multiple playthroughs to explore all story options and endings. While none are missable, achieving 100% completion demands careful planning and dedication, as the game’s replayability is a core feature. Recommended for ✔️ Recommended for • Fans of story-driven tactical RPGs with complex narratives. • Players who enjoy challenging, turn-based gameplay. • Those seeking meaningful decisions and branching storylines. ❌ Not Recommended for • Players who prefer fast-paced gameplay. • Those looking for open-world exploration or less story-focused games. • Players who might feel discouraged by a steep learning curve. Final Verdict TRIANGLE STRATEGY is a tactical RPG masterpiece that excels in storytelling, strategy, and visual presentation. Its deep decision-making mechanics, multiple endings, and challenging battles provide an unforgettable experience, even if the slow pacing and challenging start might not appeal to everyone. A must-play for fans of the genre! 😊 Note: My playtime does not reflect the actual duration of the game. For a realistic estimate, I recommend checking [url=https://howlongtobeat.com]HowLongToBeat .
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Introduction Triangle Strategy is a turn-based RPG game where the player will encounter a wide array of characters to recruit and field in dynamic battles. The game has a compelling story shaped by the decisions taken and features heavy character development and plot twists that are done correctly. If you know of Fire Emblem or Final Fantasy Tactics, you will be right at home despite some of the differences such as no counterattacks or roles being more diverse. The Stage of Triangle Strategy The story of Triangle Strategy puts the player in the role of Serenoa Wolffort, a young man who due to circumstances becomes the head of his house in the land of Norzelia. There are a lot of gray themes and decisions to be made, and one can often find themselves allying with an enemy or doing questionable things to thrive in the land of salt. As a player, you carry the consequences of your choices and must decide which path is more appropriate for your house, creating an interesting narrative experience. Do you favor effective but cruel tactics, or do you sacrifice the advantage to align with your moral compass? https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3381986959 Triangle Strategy's story dwells on slavery, betrayal, hard choices, and manipulation. The first few chapters had me bored out of my mind, but once I got around chapters 6-7 a few hours in I found myself hooked as the story picked up. The land of Norzelia is a place where the strong rule over the weak, and those beneath need to obey if they wish to survive. Every faction has its agenda and navigating the political field of the different houses is not only engaging but also compelling. As the player plays the different routes, they find each path reveals secrets and lore about the land itself. Thrilling Combat That Uses The Environment The combat of Triangle Strategy is similar to a tactics game but also includes its flavor. The most important aspect is the environment itself, archers deal more damage when they are in higher places or from a distance, and terrain can become frozen, wet, or burn due to magic, affecting units and even influencing hit rates. It creates a compelling challenge where when playing with higher difficulties every little detail needs to be taken into account. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3381987439 The game also uses skill points that are spent to use abilities and regenerate slowly, and depending on what units you field on the battlefield you can have synergies. For example, Benedict can give Serenoa a double turn, while Julio can give Benedict his skills points back, enabling Serenoa to get another double turn or act instantly again skipping everyone's turn. Three characters out of the thirty already show the potential for strategy and synergies greatly. The level design is also fantastic, with multiple conditionals or intricated design, although few levels are reused or can have a simplistic layout, the majority shine as excellent and well-balanced. Conviction And The Branching Paths The Scales of Conviction is a voting system that many players didn't like back in the day, it felt like it took responsibility from Serenoa and freedom of choice from the player. However, what appears as a restrictive system can have some flexibility to it. Anna is your wildcard which you can influence to alter votes (alongside other characters depending on your convictions) and sometimes dialogue choices can work if you lack the necessary requisite as convictions divide between freedom, utility, and Morality. That being said, in true Japanese fashion, the developers of Triangle Strategy love to keep their best paths to new game plus, as getting the Golden Route in a first playthrough can be vexing both in votes and its gameplay with high lv enemies and harsh levels. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3381988671 The game has different endings and routes, each featuring its tone and changing the course of the story. I went with the Benedict route and had an amazing time with its plot twist that I couldn't see coming and gray themes of incredibly harsh decisions. The voice acting is fantastic and sells the story exceedingly well in the English dub, and although Serenoa's voice actor wanes, it also thrives in other scenes. I found Serenoa VA to be decently tolerated, as Triangle Strategy is a grounded story, it fits well into the role to have a more stoic character at times. Strong and Weak Points The best part of Triangle Strategy is not only its story and combat but also the soundtrack. The music in the game carries the scenes and themes. Resolute Heart, with its heavy tones and melancholy notes, can be impactful during big moments. Others, such as Crimson Might or Combat March, make battles have a tone of fantasy and serious stakes in the former, while the latter provides a more hopeful take on it. For all the praises I am singing to the game, it is not without its flaws. Unless playing on easier difficulties, grinding is a must in mock battles and it can be extremely tedious at times. As stated before, the first few hours can be a bit lacking and it can be frustrating when one wants to take a route, only for the game to tell you "No, I think you want this route instead" and force you to either take another path or you guest it, grind conviction. In addition, characters join you based on conviction (except the mandatory cast) which can create fear of missing out and the necessity of using a guide. Conclusion Triangle Strategy is an amazing strategy game that despite its flaws, manages to convey a story full of twists, tragedies, and the grayness of the world. I liked the tactical use of the environment being on the forefront, and its characters, factions, and world are full of life and passion with a colorful cast using Red, Blue, and Green as primary colors. Being able to become part of a faction to betray them later leaves a lot of choices on the table. It gives a good diversity in the storytelling experience in my opinion. Despite some gripes, I recommend playing the game blindly with no guides on the first playthrough and enjoying the ride on the land of Norzelia. 9/10 AMAZING [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43679955/] If you enjoyed the review, please follow my curator! StarsDeck .
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Triangle Strategy is a bit of a generic name for a beautiful tactics RPG from Square Enix that delivers a focused combat experience inside an interactive political intrigue. For fans of the genre, the comparison to Final Fantasy tactics or Tactics Ogre are warranted, but when I say that this tactics game is focused, I mean that the designers have condensed the essence of squad-based tactics combat into meaningful encounters. You will not find generic party members that you have to level-up to usefulness here, the game is packed with quality of life features that keeps the combat moving at an interesting pace. The interface shows you all the information you need to make decisions and exp is scaled so that underleveled characters catch up fast, but overleveling becomes exponentially harder as you move past enemy levels. There is not really a class system as each character represents a unique fighter with unique skills, and the cast is distinct enough to reward experimentation and varied playstyle. After finishing 100% of the game I can say that this a story forward game and the story is heavily geared toward political machinations. As a result, the characters take a bit of a backseat to the political intrigue and the story does take a while to get going (the opening act is particularly sinful in the amount of exposition it drops on you). However, the level of interactivity is a strong suit of this game and the agency you get from choosing your path is hard to beat in this genre because the storyline can change dramatically. The game does favor replaying the storyline by providing a feature-rich New Game+ which allows you to focus on the content you missed and alleviates some of the tedium of replaying the story. All in all, a beautiful game that will satisfy players who are looking for a streamlined tactics experience and those who are into political narratives.
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This is Shining Force 4 if Shining Force 4 actually existed and was made by people with a severe case of graphomania. Gameplay-wise it's a decent tactical JRPG, again, reallly Shining Force-esque, can't stress that enough, as it was what kept me going, for I love Camelot's creation a lot. Story-wise though... I mean, it's okay on paper, like if you start blueprinting your story in a way like "character A goes to location B, there he meets character C and persuades him to march together to location D to save the queen E, but during that time character F conspires with characters G to M to <do something>", from this viewpoint it's an okay story, seen worse. If you zoom in on the story and actually read and listen the stuff the characters say, it's a boring uninspired neverending slop of blandness. Graphics... well, they exist. I'm almost certain that the game reuses at least half of the assets from Octopath Traveler. I mean, it's still a Square Enix game, so they have every right to do that, but damn, with a price tag of 60 euros you'd expect a little bit effort. Still, the game manages to look pretty enough, so there's that. Just nothing to write home about. Music is okayish, there is a couple of gems here and there, but overall not really memorable. Voiceacting is meh, seen worse, but not a lot. Now, the controls... the controls for this game hold a very special place in my heart, one that was previously held by From Software's games, because here they are even worse. I'm about 93% sure that this game was coded using gamepads only, as no sane creature that has ever seen a keyboard in their life can come up with such disastrously bad control scheme. And anyway, with all that, I'd still cautiously recommend buying this one. At a heavy discount, naturally, but it might be worth a shot. It's not really horrible, simply deeply flawed. There is actually a good game out there under all the negatives. Battle system is fine, storyline is heavily branched, which is never not a good thing, the encounters are well-balanced and always have some gimmick that makes them special, so, yeah, there. Put the story on autoplay or skip it entirely and you're looking at a decent title.
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phenomenal game, leaving a review because the game deserves a better review aggregate than it has the only real detriment is that the game is pretty narrative heavy, especially in the beginning. but while some people may find that to be a negative, for me and others a little slog in the beginning is worth it for what is overall an excellent plot with great characters, and an interesting philosophical conflict. The narrative accomplishes a lot while keeping events and characters very distinct and easily recognizable. the music and art are best in class the combat is excellent, with a large cast of distinct characters with interesting upgrade trees and other progression systems. Lots of distinct combat scenarios and objectives that incentivize you using different character combinations and strategies. 3 distinct main story paths each with sub paths, as well as a hidden 4th 'true' path.
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TRIANGLE STRATEGY is currently priced at 59.99€ on Steam.
TRIANGLE STRATEGY is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 59.99€ on Steam.
TRIANGLE STRATEGY received 2,394 positive votes out of a total of 2,962 achieving a rating of 7.80.
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TRIANGLE STRATEGY was developed by Square Enix and Artdink and published by Square Enix.
TRIANGLE STRATEGY is playable and fully supported on Windows.
TRIANGLE STRATEGY is not playable on MacOS.
TRIANGLE STRATEGY is not playable on Linux.
TRIANGLE STRATEGY is a single-player game.
TRIANGLE STRATEGY does not currently offer any DLC.
TRIANGLE STRATEGY does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
TRIANGLE STRATEGY does not support Steam Remote Play.
TRIANGLE STRATEGY is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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