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FE/FFT Inspired Srpg "Tactics Wanderer" Announcement Trailer

FE/FFT Inspired Srpg "Tactics Wanderer" Announcement Trailer

Just saw this trailer drop on Gematsu, looks really nice with fluid combat animation. Apparently, it's being developed by a single person studio based in Bangkok.

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u/wolff08 — 15 hours ago

Turn-based games (Pathfinder like) question

I enjoy these type game but am tired of having story npcs with me instead of creating my own characters. Solasta did this wonderfully but the second title isnt really ready to play yet. Are there any similar to play?

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u/Traditional_Fox3465 — 2 days ago

Storyline idea: mankind ruining earth & elementals fight back?

The game is in development and so I've been kicking around the idea of adding a light narrative story about Mother Earth (or Gaia) being the main villain. She is furious that mankind has defiled nature, so she's unleashed the 3 primary elements to fight back (fire, earth, ice/water). I think it could be an interesting take on the old classic story of man versus nature. I always wonder about Star Wars and how the Empire is seen as good or evil based on the point of view of the citizens.

Interesting? Thoughts? Does it fit the game idea?

P.S. If you hunt down my Steam page, I apologize for the placeholder art. But it's being replaced by a new artist.

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u/RikerRiker — 5 days ago

Games where you ARE the dungeon

Any games where you're the dungeon and kill adventures via creatures, you know gunst rats, spiders, lizard men, and such, I only know of dungeon tycoon for games like this

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u/nugs089 — 7 days ago

What are you guys take on Fire Emblem: Echoes?

Just wanted to have a fun discussion without spoilers because I was looking for people who were into the game since I just started playing it not too long ago.

Secondly, while I am a few levels into the game, I wanted to get more familiar with the mechanics since several of my teammates don’t do too much damage for some reason as I was looking to see how character classes work so that I could try different roles.

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u/KaleidoArachnid — 7 days ago

Wardrum

Higly recommend to check this game, it's been recently released, I love SRPGs and this game includes a unique combat system based on rhythm which is really good!

u/ThexHoonter — 10 days ago

I have seen the light: FFT (ivalice edition) is awesome

As someone firmly into the Fire Emblem camp in SRPG, I struggled a lot to play precedent versions of FFT and noped hard out of TO

I tried it again with the remake and spend quite some time to finally accept the game was not really a strategy one but more a JRPG with deep build and I am finally loving it.

I may retry TO after that but I dread the spongy feel of the game and the bullshit card stuff. Maybe I will be able to overcome it... or I will go straight to fell Seal instead after that...

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u/Hellhooker — 11 days ago

Should I play gears tactics on intermideate or experienced

Most of my strategy rpg experience is Xcom 1/2, Steamworld heist 1/2 and Mewgenics. Would Intermediate be too easy for me?

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u/VoxTV1 — 9 days ago

Is forgotten but unbroken fixed now?

I played it near launch and it was buggy and full off gramatical errors. I refunded 2 hours in. Is it better now?

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u/VoxTV1 — 9 days ago