Algebra Factory, Square Enix Creative Business Unit I
Remaster of Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together
Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation 5
3.70 from 74 ratings
530 members have it in their collection · 46 playing now · 279 backlogged · 153 wish listed
How long? Main story 60h · with extras 44h (from 4 logged playthroughs)
Status Bigdaddyred May 12, 2025
Overall, it's a good game. My main complaints were that the story was hard to follow and that the level sync feature was dumb. Instead of bringing the enemies up to your level, it brought you down to their level. The gameplay was great, but going through the story 3 times was tedious.
Status SIGINT Dec 27, 2023
This game is just sort of generally slightly overwhelming, even if the battles don’t get super hard in Chapter 1. I feel like there is maybe too much micromanagement for me of the army’s skills / gear / spells / items. Just kinda stresses me out seeing that screen. The story cutscenes feel like a total overload of names of …
Read moreThis game is just sort of generally slightly overwhelming, even if the battles don’t get super hard in Chapter 1. I feel like there is maybe too much micromanagement for me of the army’s skills / gear / spells / items. Just kinda stresses me out seeing that screen. The story cutscenes feel like a total overload of names of factions, nations, and people that are hard to get a grip on. And the combat is kind of fun, but I find it a bit hard to read the screen from the available camera angles and feel like the buff card mechanic is a little awkward to play with. I can see that a certain kind of person would love this, but I might be better off sticking with more modern and “friendly” games in this genre for now. At least I can say it’s got kind of a tough acclimation period.
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Status thebigmack Nov 24, 2022
I'm having a good time, despite the haunting FFTactics déjà vu.
The sense of limitless progress is being stolen by the party level cap system. While I'm sure it will make story battles continuously dynamic, the way I'm going to obsessively max out the levels at each story gate, will leave no room for the playful, system breaking grind I …
I'm having a good time, despite the haunting FFTactics déjà vu.
The sense of limitless progress is being stolen by the party level cap system. While I'm sure it will make story battles continuously dynamic, the way I'm going to obsessively max out the levels at each story gate, will leave no room for the playful, system breaking grind I enjoyed from FFTactics.
There's a chance I could tire myself out.
Status thebigmack Nov 14, 2022
I am brimming with excitement.
Having missed out on Tactics Ogre in the past, this is a perfect moment for my gaming inclination.
While I am frothing at the mouth at its potential to scratch the ever-loved, Final Fantasy Tactics itch. Two worries have caught my attention.
I am brimming with excitement.
Having missed out on Tactics Ogre in the past, this is a perfect moment for my gaming inclination.
While I am frothing at the mouth at its potential to scratch the ever-loved, Final Fantasy Tactics itch. Two worries have caught my attention.
Status BMO Aug 5, 2022
Is anyone surprised Squeenix did the bare minimum by smoothing and thus botching the pixel art of another classic remaster?
I was fully planning to buy this. I've changed my mind.
Here's another good tweet illustrating the difference between the PSP version and the remaster.
