#Triangle strategy demo series#

Voting through the Scales of Conviction, a unique feature in this strategy RPG. The right dialogue options can change their minds, and certain dialogue options can only be unlocked by talking to the right folks beforehand. Your party members will put the decision to a vote, but not before you are given the chance to persuade each voter towards your own opinion.

In the Triangle Strategy demo, you are presented with a crossroads in the plot: surrender Prince Roland to the invading Kingdom of Aesfrost (a big bully), or protect him at the cost of your own people. Voting, you say? This feature is indeed unique. Prince Roland: Will you protect him or leave him to the wolves? A spiritual successor to Final Fantasy Tactics? Choices, Consequences, Voting

This upcoming title may have more in common with the classic SRPG Tactics Ogre, which featured choices with real consequences, branching story-lines, and different ethical paths to align with. It’s looking like a spiritual successor to Final Fantasy Tactics, though there doesn’t seem to be a changeable-class system. Though it doesn’t feature a romance/friendship system, Triangle Strategy is a story-driven SRPG with a large cast of characters.

#Triangle strategy demo series#

Fans of strategy RPG series Fire Emblem might also take note. Triangle Strategy is the developer’s second game employing a “HD-2D” art style (a term they recently trademarked). Plenty here for the cutscene-lover.įans of Square’s Octopath Traveler aesthetic should keep watch. Can we call it Octopath-meets-Tactics? The next HD-2D saga. Square Enix’s latest game-in-progress, Project Triangle Strategy (a working title), is available as a demo on Nintendo’s eShop.