Tactics Ogre also has it’s own Class System just like all Ogre Battle games released so far, and what class your characters can change into depends on their stats, number of kills and alignment. If your hero dies however, it’s game over. If a character dies in battle and you don’t revive him/her with the Revivify spell before the battle ends, you lose the character forever! Oh, did I mention that only the Priest class can use the spell and that there is practically and probably only 1 Revivify Scroll in the entire game and that you get it really late in the game? So with this in mind you’ll know that you can’t take the death of a character for granted, especially if an important character dies. It’s more likely that the team that worked on Final Fantasy Tactics got their inspiration from Tactics Ogre! Unlike Final Fantasy Tactics, you can have up to 10 characters inclusive of the hero in your battle party and even more if you have Guest characters! With the large amount of characters in battle, you can really expect long and challenging battles.ĭeath of a character in Tactics Ogre is a really big thing. In summary, you could say the game plays out exactly like Final Fantasy Tactics, but before you go accusing Tactics Ogre for being a copycat, you must realize that this game was released way before the guys of Squaresoft ever even thought of Final Fantasy Tactics. Battles are fought out just like Final Fantasy Tactics where characters move a certain amount of grids and attempt to get within range to execute attacks or find secret items.
The Regional Map where you move your character, edit units and various other options like training, shopping and checking the Warren Reports for news and character information, the Attack Team Edit screen where you edit your battle party just before a battle, and the Battlefield where you fight your battles. The Goddess of Light Ishtar and a God of Darkness, Asmodeus make appearances and who could forget the Four Wind Gods and the weapons they forged? The game introduces six new gods, Gurza the Goddess of Water, Zoshonell the Goddess of Fire, Bartha the Goddess of Earth and Hahnela the Goddess of Wind. Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together is Episode 7 of the Ogre Battle Saga and takes place in the continent of Valeria which seems to be in the midsts of a civil war. Ogre Battle fans are probably worshipping Atlus for bringing over this sequel to Ogre Battle March of the Black Queen to the PlayStation.
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