Multiple paths (and endings) as well as the various secrets in the game, not to mention the different types of armies one can create, all ensure that Tactics Ogre has enormous replay value.
Musically, the game is excellent, and the sound effects are apt. The various character classes and creatures are all skilfully depicted - and items also possess small, yet distinctive, icons. Graphically, it should be noted that Tactics Ogre was originally made for the Super Nintendo nonetheless, it contains a number of nice animations, particularly for spells. Experience is earned through combat and training human characters can change class after they rise through a number of levels, whilst some non-humans obtain extra powers. Terrain, elements and altitude all influence how units perform in battle - thereby adding another layer of strategy. Slain enemies leave behind treasure or cards - the latter altering unit statistics if collected during combat. Combat takes the form of turn-based battles between ten members of the player's army (always including the main character) and enemy forces (normally no more than ten). The gameplay revolves around a strategic world map upon which the player's force moves between cities and other locales, and tactical battlefields where combat takes place. Through this turbulent and tumultuous time, the player must not only lead an army through battle, but also take critical decisions that determine what sort of future he creates. Set in the midst of a continent rent asunder by social strife, magical mischief and political intrigue, the storyline of Tactics Ogre involves a cast of striking characters, who embody all sorts of human traits. Classic Example: Tactics Ogre: Let us Cling Together - one of the best games that ever came out on the PlayStation. TRPG - Tactical Role Playing Game: a game which combines the best elements of strategy and role-playing genres, to provide an electronic experience like none other.
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