Tactics Ogre: Reborn

Tactics Ogre Reborn is genuinely fantastic — deep, rewarding, and suspiciously familiar to anyone who spent their youth with Final Fantasy Tactics. The developers clearly have a type. What they apparently don't have is someone to write a proper tutorial, because you are largely on your own here. The bosses will also humble you repeatedly and without apology. Love the game, fear the bosses, and good luck figuring the rest out yourself.

Well designed and addictive although often frustrating due to some strange changes in difficulty and balancing. Still a classic for fans of tactical Japanese RPGs. Works great on Steam Deck.

They added a bunch of arbitrary changes to this, but almost none of them are good. The only good change in this "remake" was reverting to the PS1 style of each character having their own level. Battles are tedious and there's an extreme amount of HP bloat that basically forces you to play a specific way in which you stack debuffs on a target before hitting it, or otherwise beat on it for 10 turns in a row. Your own units get HP bloat as well, and the AI isn't smart enough to use debuffs so it just becomes a tedious waiting game where your own units are never in any danger rather than anything truly tactical. The level cap is another problem. The game is trivially easy with or without the cap. The only form of "difficulty" is number bloat and the cap only exists to make sure the enemy always has bigger numbers than you. Unfortunately, the AI is still incredibly stupid, so it doesn't actually give it much advantage and rather just drags fights out due to bloated stats. Finally, the cards. Whoever thought tacking a ton of RNG into a game that markets itself as tactics must have been smoking something truly special. The sad truth is that this is the worst version of this game. The original PS1/SNES version is superior in every way, unless you're particularly interested in the post game content added by the PSP version in which case you're better off just playing that.

Unfortunately, I have to agree with all of the negative reviews saying the level cap ruins the game because it does. At first I thought it was a cool idea to keep the game challenging, so that you couldn't simply out-grind story missions. However, not only is it limiting to the point it makes some story battles extremely difficult if you are not properly kitted or prepared (discouraging experimenting with builds/characters) but it also makes the game take 2-3x longer than it needs to be. Damage values are typically low (with the exception of some ability synergies) and enemy HP is very high, turning what should be a straight forward TRPG into an almost MMO like grind between healing and slowly whittling away at enemy HP bars. If you were allowed to level up classes, characters, and skills outside of the level cap, you could potentially reduce the length of battles through power scaling. In a way, this would trade overly long story battles for a 'grind at your own pace' system that encouraged experimentation and more satisfying game play. Unfortunately, the level cap forces you into a linear system of play that, IMO, ruins what makes the game interesting in favor of what makes the game boring and unfun.

几十年历史，几次改版，如今重制重温。可惜游戏公司与制作人早已分道扬镳，这宏达的世界观是没有后续的了。

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MOD導入で不満点が解消できるので最初から入れてプレイしたら良いと思います。