Many gamers have been apprehensive about Square Enix's decision to make the latest Mission game a third person action game, instead of a strategy game. Square Enix though, are confident that they have chosen the right developer for the job with Double Helix.
Kriegsfront Tactics is a spiritual successor to Front Mission. The trailer shows off turn-based mecha action with a word from Front Mission creator Tsuchida.
From Xfire: "A while ago, Forever Entertainment announced that it was going to remake a roster of games from a Square Enix series. Although detail was scarce, the little information that was provided helped me to develop a hypotheses. By series, they meant a franchise with more than three games. And since they said it was going to be from the Japanese catalog of the developer, we can rule out European games from Eidos."
If they keep it pure to the original and not try to update the gameplay from a turn based strat-RPG to some real-time nonsense this will be a sure fire must buy for me.
From Xfire: "For better or worse, Remakes/Remasters are here to stay. After companies realized that fans are willing to pay the same price - or even more - for the re-release of an old game, they turned turbo mode on and hit the gas. Heck, I am one of these crazy fans - I have six Final Fantasies on my PlayStation!"
Bushido Blade... Like, please... It would be absolutely glorious with modern tech! Why don't we ever see fan attempted remakes for Bushido Blade!? I know Hellish Quart is trying to fill that void some. but there was just something really cool about each and every Bushido Blade character. Very anime-esque, but also gruesomely realistic with its combat.
Well they are making the octopath traveler tactics game. It has a demo on switch give it a try!
That Triangle game? I've been excited to see more. Will definitely check out the demo.
Fell Seal is the closest I've gotten to that Tactics feel.
It was port with added cgi scenes and a better English translation. It was far from a remake
That's where I replay it. I've heard that the mobile port is decent too, but I'm looking for an actual remake (and sequel).
