Tactics Ogre: Reborn

Tactics Ogre: Reborn is a Japanese tactical role-playing game. It has an isometric view and 2D anime style graphics. The action takes place in a medieval fantasy world. The events take place on the Valeria archipelago, which is located in the Obero Sea. Military conflicts constantly occurred on the islands until Dorgalua Oberyth put an end to them. However, after his death, civil war began. Three factions (Bakram, Galgastani and Walister) fought for power over the lands. At the center of these events was the young Denam. The story is non-linear and has multiple endings. The player is asked to make decisions at key moments. His choice affects the further development of the story and the ending. In addition to the main campaign, there is a lot of end-game content for high-level characters. The hero travels with a small squad across the global map between points of interest and participates in battles. There is a change of days and weather conditions. The combat system here is turn-based. The terrain and weather here affect the gameplay. It is possible to move units, order them to attack close or from afar, use objects, use magic or unique skills. You can even recruit enemy soldiers directly on the battlefield.

Tactics Ogre: Rebirth is the second remake of the video game Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together. The original was released on consoles in the 90s, and then re-released several times on stationary and portable consoles. This is also the second part of the series. The new version is based on the console re-release from 2010. At the same time, the developers did not take the class system from there. Unit levels are used instead. Users can build builds by combining equipment, classes, magic and skills. Old pixel art has been recreated in higher resolution. It is now possible to use automatic saves. From now on you can also adjust the speed of fights. The artificial intelligence of rivals has been improved. The soundtrack was re-recorded from scratch. All tracks were recorded live. Screensavers now have full voice acting in English and Japanese.