It's also incredibly dense, and the flowery prose drops references to lords of high houses and their own individual political machinations with the unapologetic speed of a Game of Thrones episode. Later on, we see the characters discussing sanctions. At one point, the villainous invaders stage a false attack to serve as a pretext for their war with the stated goal of installing a puppet regime. It's familiar in the way that war is universal and cyclical, but it's hard not to feel a pang from the eerie similarities to current world events. It's a story of war over resources, old grudges coming back to haunt a generation that had nothing to do with them, and bad state actors invading a neighboring nation under false pretenses.
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Their plans are interrupted, however, by an attack that deposes the king and puts Serenoa on the run with his childhood best friend, the prince Roland.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Serenoa is on the verge of marrying Princess Frederica from the neighboring Aesfrost, as a gesture of peace between the nations. The story follows Serenoa Wolffort of Glenbrook, the new leader of a noble family known for its heroism and efforts to protect the Glenbrook crown.
We pick up 30 years after the "Saltiron War"-a conflict over Hyzante's salt and Aesfrost's iron-with a new generation ready to put those past prejudices behind them. Each controls its own particular natural resource that's crucial to the survival of all three kingdoms, and this has led to conflict in the past. The story of Triangle Strategy takes place on the continent of Norzelia, which is split into three nations: the monarchical Glenbrook and Aesfrost, and the theocratic Hyzante. Its standout quality, however, is its compelling tale of political intrigue and kingdom-shaking decisions, which starts slow but ultimately feels extremely rewarding for all the time invested in long dialogue scenes. While some of these improvements make for a better, more modernized take on the grid-based strategy genre, others remove a level of player agency and tactical character development that were vital to making that classic feel so special. Though the HD-2D game certainly looks like those venerated strategy-RPGs, it quickly becomes clear from playing that this is a game that wants to forge its own identity with a mixture of new ideas and streamlined systems. Triangle Strategy isn't the spiritual successor to Final Fantasy Tactics and Tactics Ogre that it appears to be.
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