Triangle Strategy Out Now on Nintendo Switch

Carrying the torch of Final Fantasy Tactics much like how Bravely Default echoes Final Fantasy V, Triangle Strategy is available now on Nintendo Switch. Using the same HD-2D approach as Octopath Traveler and the upcoming remakes of Live a Live and Dragon Quest III, Triangle Strategy blends the artistry of 2D pixel art assets with 3D space for a unique look that many RPG fans hope to see more often. Featuring over 20 characters with varying skills, Triangle Strategy brings a familiar, updated design to tactical role-playing mechanics.

The initial demo is something that I felt was a strong showing of what the game aimed to do and apparently that demo led to feedback that altered the game’s final design. Much like several other JRPGs from Square Enix, Triangle Strategy also features a demo that carries progress into the main game. Players can download the Prologue Demo on the eShop and play up to Chapter 3 which gives a good impression of the battle mechanics and the signature Scales of Conviction, a system that has the hero convincing their party about various decisions. Hopefully, these decisions actually affect the game’s plot in a meaningful way throughout the entire game.

Triangle Strategy is available digitally and physically for $59.99 USD. More information can be found on the eShop listing.