Triangle Strategy

Triangle Strategy is a turn-based RPG for those who like to think. The rules are based on the experience of Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy Tactics.. Height and cover give an advantage in battle. Tactical errors are visible as the battle progresses. The battle takes place on squares, and a mistake costs lives. Each fighter has his own set of skills and his own cost of error. Characters move along a grid, and victory comes after all opponents are defeated. Each hero has its own range, attack power and set of skills. Between battles, decisions are made that affect the plot. The outcome of the battle depends on the order of moves. The plot throws up elections between factions. There are tasks where you need to win the battle without losses. The plot forks depend on the player's decisions. Positions on the map determine the course of the battle. Positioning is more important than numbers: height, cover and move order decide the outcome. A mistake in one step costs the entire battle. Squads consist of heroes with different roles. Heroes gain experience and discover new techniques. Each hero has his own story and his own goals. Heroes are revealed as you progress. Weather and terrain make placement difficult. The battlefield is arranged in cells and with shelters. The battles are fought in series, and the respite is short. The plot leads to a choice between houses. Sometimes it is better to retreat than to lose people. Between fights there is a story with decisions and consequences. Weather and terrain affect placement. Allies and opponents are determined by the plot. Every decision affects the reputation of the house. For those who love cellular tactics, this game is suitable.