FINAL FANTASY TACTICS - The Ivalice Chronicles

Great game. I'm very fond of the general vibe, and I love the English writing of Ivalice games (that sort of half-Shakespearian tone, and an understated undercurrent of theatricality). The story is genuinely compelling, though a bit complex at first. Though it could be because I have a terrible memory for names, and the Ivalice games are very fond of referring to their characters and factions with various synonyms and titles that are actually all referring to the same thing. Which is why it's amazing that they included a sort of in-game encyclopedia that dynamically updates after every single scene, that has a scrollable timeline that makes pivotal moments of the narrative far easier to parse, and a list of every single scene with a "replay" button. I was afraid that they were going to retranslate the game and move away from the "War of the Lions" version script, but as it turns out, interviews were misleading; there are only some very, very minor changes to existing text, and there are tons of completely new dialogue that can trigger if specific named party members are present in most fights of the 2nd half of the story. And it all follows the WoTL style of writing. It's all an improvement as far as I'm concerned. The voice acting is VERY good. However the direction does not always match the situation: sometimes, it really feels like characters ought to be raising their voice more, if not outright yell at each other. But the dialogue is acted as if they were talking quietly right next to each other. It's a bit jarring. The combat is serviceable, but hasn't aged too well. They really smoothed over a lot of the worst jank, though. The new interface is a great improvement, and simply being able to move to a tile, realize you needed to be on the next tile over, undo your move and do that instead — that's a massive quality-of-life upgrade. Unfortunately, I'd say the general pace of combat remains quite sluggish and it doesn't feel like the game is about skill expression, but more about knowing all the various ways you can get screwed over by spells heretofore unseen. Sometimes it can feel a bit like a FF trivia quiz. Here's an encounter with undead, you better know about using Phoenix Down on them! And unless you want to spend a lot of tedious time grinding, you will probably end up doing Arithmetician cheese in order to close out the last third of the game. It does feel like that game that kind of expects you to break it rather than master it on its own terms, if that makes sense. The visual upgrade is also wonderful, it's subtle but makes a huge difference. Exactly the kind of "it's as you remember it" kind of step forward, which is the right territory for a "remake" to land it. The added shadows and lighting almost feel vaguely impressionist from time to time, which is very fitting. THINGS I DIDN'T LIKE: • The PSP version's animated cutscenes are included and redubbed, BUT... the audio mixing on the redub is strange (almost as if they turned off literally all processing on the mics), the videos are cropped from their original ultrawide format, and... they simply are not shown to you by default... and there isn't even anything that tells you "hey, this scene you just watched has an animated version, go look for it here" • The camera is "too low". Your focal point is always the very center of the screen, but this doesn't account for the new interface which takes up most of the bottom of the play area. You know how some FPS games don't have the crosshair in the center of the screen, but lower, so that you're more incentivised to look up? What I'm getting at is that the whole game should have been offset a bit higher in order to account for the fact that the new interface hides a lot of the play area. • The voice direction in a few moments, as mentioned previously. • The "fast forward" button is not very responsive: it takes a full second for fast forward to kick in, and a second for it to go away, so sometimes, if you're trying to simply fast forward through a fight, it might accidentally make you skip a line of all that new dialogue they added mid-fight. • While a lot of things are now explained very clearly, others remain bafflingly cryptic. For example, I don't think it's explained anywhere that there's actually 3 types of shops, all with different inventory. I also don't believe the accuracy penalty/bonuses for flanking, height, etc. are explained clearly anywhere? • Inventory and skills management kind of sucks. Switching back and forth between unlocking skills and equipping them is painful, especially when you're trying to make a hard decision about which new thing to commit JP to. • I checked out the French version, and it does not feature the same kind of style & vibe to the writing. Unfortunate. • The new visuals are great, but sometimes they commit sprite crimes (keeping them bilinearly filtered wherever they show up) OVERALL: 100% recommend playing it if you like Final Fantasy games, especially if you loved the other Ivalice games.

Es innegable que el juego es una pasada, y en verdad lo recomendaría al 100%. El problema es que se nos esta vetando, como antaño, de poder disfrutar de los juegos traducidos a nuestro idioma, y son los propios fans los que tiene que venir a sacarles las castañas a empresas que prefieren no molestarse. Una vez dicho mi razón para dejarlo en negativo, si te gustan los rpg o los tácticos, dale una oportunidad porque es canela en rama, en jugabilidad y en historia. Y aunque la traducción fan no este lo mas pulida posible, permite disfrutar al 100% del juego. También quiero añadir que tengo una rencilla eterna contra los chocobos en 'dificultad táctica'. Se mueven muchísimo, te contraatacan, se curan, te acosan... ¡Qué asco de bichos infames! P.D.: al final he bajado la dificultad de táctica a caballero porque es horrible. No quiero ir "roto", pero es inefable estar 15 niveles por encima de la historia y ser un muñeco de trapo en cualquier batalla. Divertido, si, pero a coste de mi cerebro. xD

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オリジナル版をプレイ済みですが、今回のリメイクは大変素晴らしい出来でした 昔この作品が好きだった人には当然おすすめしたいですし もちろん未プレイの方にもおすすめできます ↓主に既プレイ向け、変更点等についての感想↓ -フルボイス化について- 最高でした、声が入ることで臨場感が増したのはもちろん"話がわかりやすい！"と感じました とくにアルガスは完全にアルガスです 自分はボイスが入っているゲームをプレイするときに、台詞を聞き終える前に読み切ってしまい、クリック連打でガンガン進めちゃうタイプなんですが 今作ではほとんど飛ばすことがありませんでした なんと表現したらいいかわからないんですが…文章と文章の間に声優さんの息遣いなどが聞こえ まるで良質なアニメや、映画の吹き替えを観ているような感覚になり、ストーリーに没入できました ストーリーバトル中の台詞も尋常じゃなく増えていて オリジナル版では後半無口だったキャラも、最後まで喋りまくります、最高 -ＵＩと操作について- 快適でした 自分はキーボードとマウスでプレイしたのですが "おまけ程度に一応キーボード対応"という感じではなく、ちゃんと普段からキーボードでプレイする人向けにキーが配置されているなと感じました (キーコンフィグもあります) ただ、マウスに割り当てられているボタンは変更できないので、そこも変更できたらいいのになと思いました -グラフィックについて- 当時のままです、ほとんど変わりありません 僕は原作の雰囲気が素晴らしい！と思っているので最高でしたが 現代技術による美麗なグラフィックを期待する人からすると残念でしょう -難易度について- ３段階から選べるようになりました 難易度が高いと言われる今作ですが、カジュアルモードであればそこまで難しくないはずです ゲーム中、いつでも切り替えられるので まずカジュアルモードでプレイを始めて、慣れてきたらスタンダードに切り替えるのがいいかもしれません -追加要素ないよ- あくまでオリジナルＰＳ版のリメイクで 追加要素はありませんし、ＰＳＰの要素もありません 以上です 原作が好きで、レビューまで見ちゃうような人なら確実に"買い"です 今回のリメイク、本当に良いですよ 未プレイの方にももちろんおすすめしたいです。 難易度が高いって噂を聞いて足踏みしちゃってる人、もったいないですよ！！ "難しいようで、ゲームを理解すればするほど簡単になっていく"という感じです やれば慣れますよ！大丈夫！ 素晴らしい世界観とストーリー、緻密で奥深くもカジュアルにプレイできるバトル 名作です！

Viejo realizan una actualización 1.5 agregan mas idiomas pero no el español anda a cagar square enix. Les reto a quitar el mercado latam y español de sus estrenos verán como se irán a decadencia en ventas ganan un dineral pero no hay para las traducciones.

Estuve apunto de regresar el juego porque no esta en Español, es una lastima que siendo un juego tan bueno y esperado a año 2025 no pueda pasar los texto por un Chatgpt y lo tenga que hacer la comunidad. En resumen no lo regresé el juego porque la comunidad hizo un mod que puedes buscar en Youtube para poder traducir los diálogos, interfaz en Español! gracias por salvar el juego Comunidad ESPAÑOOOLAAAA!!!!! VIVA Le voy a poner negativo hasta que los desarrolladores piensen un poco en la comunidad Española y nuestro puedo de LATAM y le pondré positivo hasta entonces

This game is quite literally the cradle of life for the modern tactics game era. I've tried as many tactics games as I can, even the older Ogre Tactics and forward games, but nothing comes close to being as complete as FFT. The story still holds true today, hell it might even be more true today. A truly rewarding experience with lots of secrets and replay-ability. It honestly is one of the greatest of all time, enjoy!

As good as I remembered. I enjoyed every minute of it. Thanks for making me feel young again. It is a gift to be able to play this game on modern displays and hardware. FFT was, and will always be, the GOAT for me. A note of caution to new players: this is a remaster of a 1997 game, not a remake. It may feel basic in gameplay, story, and character development when compared to a more modern title like Triangle Strategy. It doesn't have all the quality of life features we expect in 2025. But it is still a great game and a faithful remaster of the original.

Actualizan el juego poniendo más idiomas en la traducción y ponen: chino, chino tradicional y koreano.. De verdad no son capaces de traducirlo al español? LAMENTABLE.