In order to maximize your enjoyment, this review will be entirely spoiler free, but you can check out a vague plot summary and additional details in our previously published Triangle Strategy preview.Ī story isn’t much of a story without characters, and characters aren’t much of characters without being interesting. This means the latest demo that was released on the Nintendo eShop, which only includes the first three chapters, shouldn’t be a make or break on your purchasing decision of the full version of the game, but it is the best way to gauge if you’re interested in the in-depth story of war and politics.

After the first three chapters however, tactical battles and exploration take a more prominent role in the experience.

Excellent world-building, well-written characters, stunning 2D-HD graphics, and a fleshed out battle system makes this Nintendo Switch exclusive one that JRPG fans won’t want to miss.Įnjoyment of Triangle Strategy is primarily dependent on your interest in the plot, as storytelling takes the center stage, oftentimes making the game feel like a visual-novel with RPG elements rather than the other way around. Triangle Strategy further proves the beloved Japanese studio’s capability for innovation, as this new IP has much to love for fans of the tactical turn-based genre and newcomers interested in getting their feet wet. With many iconic franchises under their belt such as the likes of Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, Kingdom Hearts, Chrono Trigger and Bravely Default, as well as the more recently released Octopath Traveler, Square Enix is arguably known as the crowning jewel of JRPG development.

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