If you suppose “ah yes, Final Fantasy Tactics” once you have a look at Fae Tactics, I think that’s completely its intention. Everything about it jogs my memory of being huddled up within the again seat of my mom’s van with my nostril towards the display of a Game Boy Color being completely stymied by the logistics of vertical tactical battles. Fae Tactics pushed out a brand new trailer to announce you’ll get your palms on some traditional turn-based skirmishes on July 31st.
“Follow a young magic user named Peony on her journey across a vibrant world full of mystery and danger,” say Endlessfluff Games. “Summon allies, cast spells, and befriend a motley crew of characters as you dive into the growing conflicts between man and magical beings known as fae.”
It could look so much like Final Fantasy Tactics, but when attainable Fae Tactics seems much more colourful. I fairly like how vivid all the character illustrations are, nearly as in the event that they’ve been drawn with neon highlighters.
Fae Tactics sounds to have nearly all of the bits you’d count on: accumulating social gathering members and leveling them up, a plot of world-saving significance, and spells to be taught as nicely.
What sounds a bit totally different is what Endlessfluff name its “menuless” tactical gameplay. It appears to be like like as a substitute of navigating by way of a tree of assaults and actions, every character’s skills are represented by icons on the left facet of the display. It’s a menu of types, although maybe not a deep or convoluted one, which is a pleasant sufficient aim for a tactical game.
You can discover Fae Tactics on Steam and the Humble Store the place it is going to launch on July 31st.
