Triangle Strategy
SCORE: 58
I played Triangle Strategy once a week for five months. That came out
to twenty episodes. There were ups and downs with playing Triangle
Strategy. There are plenty of extreme and difficult choices players must
make in Triangle Strategy. I am very thankful to everyone that came by
our Rumble channel and supported the live streams. I see why some people
really like Triangle Strategy. I have my back and forth opinions
concerning this video game.
Triangle Strategy is a strategy role playing video game. If you have one
character on one side of an enemy and another character on the opposite
side then they will attack the enemy in turns. The enemies will use this
against the player as well. Some grinding and/or promoting is required
to make it through Triangle Strategy. That is even on the easiest
possible setting. There are three choices throughout the game. This will
determine which direction the story will go.
The issues families can have with Triangle Strategy are bad language,
violence, magic, blood, false gods/goddess and more. There is voice
acting in plenty of the different parts of Triangle Strategy. The older
pixel style graphics is not the greatest looking in Triangle Strategy.
The different characters all have their personalities and angles within
Triangle Strategy. Slow and steady wins the race in most of the battles
in Triangle Strategy.
The Scales of Conviction will determine which choice is made in Triangle
Strategy. There is time to talk to the different characters and try to
sway their opinions before the choice is made. I learned to talk to
everyone in the area and town to learn important information that might
sway the opinions of certain characters. There are certainly some
shocking moments within Triangle Strategy.
Spoiler alert for the rest of this review. Near the end the main
character is actually the king. I had him betray his friend the current
king to free the people of his betrothed. Also to bring down the church
that worshipped a false goddess. Those same people made a fake person as
their leader. They lied to the people and controlled the salt. At the
end the main character wound up ruling the entire land through freedom.
- Paul
Graphics: 55%
Sound: 58%
Replay/Extras: 65%
Gameplay: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 50%
System: Nintendo Switch/PC/PS5/Xbox Series X
Publisher: Square Enix
Developer: Artdink
Rating: ‘T’ THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Fantasy Violence, Language, Blood,
Mild Suggestive Themes, Use of Alcohol}
Got a question, comment,
or a concern regarding this
review?
Email them to:
GameReviews@familyfriendlygaming.com
Do you appreciate Reviews like this one? Have you ever
considered helping Family Friendly Gaming? For more information
click
here.