I cannot tell you how many times I’ve replayed Final Fantasy Tactics and Tactics Ogre through the years. The PSP versions alone very likely stole several hundred hours of my life. I try to keep my chin up about Tactics Ogre still being stuck on old hardware by reminding myself I don’t have time for it right now, anyway. It doesn’t help. I’m still upset. When Triangle Strategy was announced, the early bits of its reveal trailer had me excited for an Octopath Traveler sequel. That’s probably still coming eventually. But for a split second my heart sank as I slowly realized that, unless Octopath Traveler 2’s development path altered full-tilt in an unexpected direction, this was not that game.  But wait. An elemental spell can spread across tiles. Units stand kind of goofily around a grid-like battlefield until it’s time for them to march onward. The world beyond a predetermined combat or exploration space drops off sharply into virtually indistinguishable nonsense. This wasn’t Octopath Traveler 2, or as I insist Square Enix call it, Oc2path. This was something else. This was the potential renaissance of Final Fantasy Tactics and Tactics Ogre. This was Triangle Strategy, and my heart skipped a beat. Two

Triangle Strategy is nearing 800,000 shipments and digital sales worldwide following its Nintendo Switch release on March 4, Square Enix announced today. Over 200,000 of those units were sold in the Japan and Asia region. Triangle Strategy is a tactical RPG that follows the story of four individuals caught in the shadowy remnants of the Saltiron War — a great conflict between nations over limited salt and iron resources. The war ended with an uneasy truce, but has begun stirring up again in recent years. Serenoa Wolffort, Prince Roland, Frederica Aesfrost, and Benedict Pascal have gathered together to protect their homeland of Glenbrook from forces who seek the kingdom’s destruction. A new illustration created by designer Naoki Ikushima was posted along with the announcement.

Square Enix has revealed the final trailer for Triangle Strategy ahead of its launch on March 4 for Nintendo Switch. Today's Nintendo Direct also revealed a new demo available for players to try out up on the eshop. Those who purchase the full game will have the ability to transfer their saved data from the demo over to the final release. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ny4kE4POnyo

Following its release date announcement, Square Enix has prepared a new trailer for upcoming RPG Triangle Strategy. Due out on March 4, 2022 for Nintendo Switch, the game has seen a number of improvements and changes following its debut demo. We've catalogued said changes here, with the new trailer linked below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEGrM0rlHfU

Triangle Strategy, previously known as Project Triangle Strategy, is planned for release on March 4, 2022 for the Nintendo Switch. Earlier this year, Square Enix released a "debut" demo that's still available to try now. Later on, a survey was distributed to collect feedback on that demo to inform further development of the final product. The results of that feedback were published this week following a release date announcement in a Nintendo Direct presentation. We learn that loading times during events have been reduced by 10 seconds, and the team plans to further reduce loading times by launch. Additionally, in the final version of the game, the number of times you are returned to the world map after viewing an event scene has been reduced, thereby lowering the amount of times you will have to sit through a loading sequence. Auto-play and Skip functions have been added to events and can be activated with press of the ZR button and + button respectively. Conversation logs have been added just incase you skip a line of dialogue, and there are now character profiles that appear on screen when a character is introduced. On the world map, the cursor speed has been increased

Triangle Strategy (previously known as "Project Triangle Strategy") will release on March 4, 2022 for the Nintendo Switch. After the demo that was released earlier this year, Square Enix has made several adjustments to the game including the overall difficulty, on-screen visuals, camera angle controls. You can also review past dialogue and there are improvements to the "game flow" and loading times as well. Pre-orders for Triangle Strategy begin today. Check out the latest trailer below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMdqrfpYlp8

A brand new RPG from Square Enix is coming to Nintendo Switch. Currently titled Project Triangle Strategy (name is subject to change), this HD-2D title has a similar appearance to Octopath Traveler and gameplay that echoes that of Final Fantasy Tactics. You can check out the announcement trailer below. Project Triangle Strategy is a tactical RPG that follows the story of four individuals caught in the shadowy remnants of the Saltiron War -- a great conflict between nations over limited salt and iron resources. The war ended with an uneasy truce, but has begun stirring up again in recent years. Serenoa Wolffort, Prince Roland, Frederica Aesfrost, and Benedict Pascal have gathered together to protect their homeland of Glenbrook from forces who seek the kingdom's destruction. Project Triangle Strategy is planned to release in 2022, with a demo available now on the Nintendo eShop. Square Enix will also be conducting a survey to collect player feedback to improve on the game as it develops. Announcement Trailer