Triangle Strategy

I might be the only one who has played this game here, and that's a true crime! This game is like the child of FF Tactics and FE: 3 Houses. And if a stranger were to describe this child to its parents, they would say it has the same looks as mommy tactics but the personality of daddy houses (end my suffering). This game has extremely fun combat, and mechanics like follow-up attacks, and back-attacks making not only positioning, but also which direction your units face important. Sure, you can't enemy phase at all, but the action economy being so strict makes every decision extremely important. On top of this, there's 30 different units and over dozens of split-path decisions that will heavily impact the story. Speaking of the story, each of the main characters are very well-developed with the other side characters also being developed in support conversations with other units (sounds familiar, doesn't it?). The scales of conviction mechanic is also interesting, since depending on which dialogue options you choose can cause different units to join your army. There are only two extremely small complaints I have with this game. 1: there's no permadeath option. I understand most characters shouldn't die because of the scales of conviction and story reasons, but making the option available would be nice. 2: some units play very similarly to others. This isn't really a complaint because there are exactly 3 units that play somewhat similarly to 3 others because of story reasons, and even then they still have different abilities and TP attacks. Overall, this game was extremely fun. I went through every route, chose every decision, and got every ending. I highly recommend this game if you like tactical RPGs like Fire Emblem.