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Tactics Ogre Sony Playstation Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:730865520077
Condition:Used
Genre:Strategy
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:PS1_TACTICS_OGRE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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SO … good. Tons of replay value and the game is like 70+ hours each go through!!! Its alot like FF tactics(this game preceeding and the creator dude of this one made FF Tactics the good game it was) only you can attack an enemy out of range and still have a chance of hitting, you gets tons of monsters that can increase in class and skill just like people, cool special characters from Ogre Battle, and the training option out-does FF Tactics allowing you to advance in lvls faster before battles. Heres a tip, get a high lvl beserker over 30 kills to get the option of “Terror Knight” that automatically causes all enemies within a certain range to suffer attack and defence penalties.
If you played this as a kid, it’s as awesome as you remember. Great game. Who doesn’t miss 2D sprites?
While lacking in the graphics department(This game was originally designed for the super famicom) this game really is one of the best RPGs on PSX(destorying FF Tactics easily). The story is very long and draws you in right from the start. The battles for the most part are very challenging and very well done. Outside of battle you are given a lot of control over your large army(Of which you take 10 into battle) and you can always persuay other humans and monsters to join in your fight. There are a huge variety of different classes ranging from the usual(Knight, Cleric) to Gunner and Swordmaster. There are also a lot of various creatures, including golems, ghosts, hawkmen, and some really weird things that you can find in the expansive hidden dungeon(100 levels) called Hell’s Gate. The best part about this game is the non-linearity to it, at several places in the game you are asked to make decisions that not only affect your army, but affect all the rest of the characters in the game. Each option leads you down a very different path to victory(there are 8 ending in all) of this very large game. If you can find this game, I suggest you buy it!
It’s A Pretty Awesome Game Just Sorta Dissapointed On How Quickly The Game Is Beaten But None The Less I Love The Game It Was Well Worth The Money I’am Working To Getting An Angel Knight ALready Got The Lich. ^_^ Anyways Later….
I must confess, I bought this game only because I had played Final Fantasy Tactics and loved it. Desperate for a strategy/RPG fix, I got TO because many of FFT’s creators had worked on it. But just because it preceded FFT does not mean it’s not as good…on the contrary, it actually is more fun and absorbing than its slickly polished descendant.Let’s start with the bad news. Tactics Ogre was originally released for the Super NES, and it shows. With small, blocky sprites and the inability to rotate a camera (because the background is also 2D), TO won’t be winning any graphics awards anytime soon. The in-game speech portraits are nice, though.Tactics Ogre can also occasionally get monotonous – the most common culprit being the constant need for training. There’s also a special 100-floor (!) dungeon that is not for the faint of heart.Now the good news: The story is absorbing. TO takes place in the island nations of Valeria; you play Denim Powell, a young member of the Walstanian ethnic group. He, his sister Kachua, and his friend Vice are determined to lead Walsta out from under the oppressive hand of the ruling Gargastan. They’re helped in this aim by a group of exiled warriors from Zenobia: the heroes of the first game in the Ogre Battle Saga. Eventually the scope of the conflict widens to include the rest of Valeria, and culminates in a bitter struggle for the High King’s throne and for the power of an incredibly powerful magical artifact. TO’s story would be its strongest po.
I first played this game when i was in junior high because i saw it and i loved rpg’s and i had just finished final fantasy tactics, which is a great game also by the way. I remember renting it and i fell in love and i got my parents to let me rent it again. Then every weekend i would rent it and play for hours on end. Then i offered the rental store to buy it from them and they told me no, and every time id rent it i asked them to let me buy it. Then the store closed and i never seen it again. But this is one game, that i would have to say, has one of the best story lines ever, next to FF VII if only i could find a cheaper price for this game i would buy it on the spot. Speaking of buying it, i just bought the disc off of ebay for 59 bucks, so yeah i’ll be finally able to beat this game like i wanted to when i was younger!!!
this rpg game is one of my favorite games, i really love this game. i’m very happy this game got here quick. i would give this game a ten star. the game was in great shape.
Tactics Ogre is all about the hardcore experience. Not only are the graphics nothing special, they border on offensive. Looking at this game, you’d wonder how anybody could give it a high rating. That’s where our little friend, Gameplay, comes in. He suggests that graphics don’t matter, that he can offer a much more fulfilling experience. He introduces you to his brother, Storyline, and tells about how deep and involving Storyline’s personality is. Storyline is quite the plotter; he can tread on the feet of kings and peasants without losing a beat. He propagates destructive forces (ghouls, necromancers, chaos knights, etc.) while staying true to human emotion (people die, people are sad, people revenge). He does all this through the medium of plastic, namely the disc entitled Tactics Ogre.The storyline and gameplay (containing a job system that was FFT’s predecessor, though not matching its depth enjoyable nonetheless) are quite well done. If you can look past the surface (don’t stare at that ugly brother!) then there is much to love about Tactics Ogre.P.S. This game has a 100 (that’s not a typo) level dungeon that focuses entirely on fighting and item finding. You must traverse it twice to obtain an extremely valuable item. Talk about hardcore!
I bought this game years ago at walmart without knowing a thing about the game. I knew NOTHING. Had never even HEARD of it and did not know of Final Fantasy Tactics either. I just bought it because it seemed pretty good and I figured I could always take it back.This is, without a doubt, my favorite game of ALL time. It ranks above Diablo 2 on the PC. The gameplay is amazing. The story is fantastic. The twists and turns and replayability is outstanding. The hidden gems are superb. The music stays in your head.I have logged well over 500 hrs on this game and since it’s been at least 4 yrs since I’ve played it I think it’s time to jump in again.Trust me. If you like turn-based strategy games….if you liked FFT, you will absolutely LOVE this game. Well worth the money.Be prepared to set aside LOTS and LOTS of free time. The days will melt away before you know it.
My favorite game in world
Felix –
SO … good. Tons of replay value and the game is like 70+ hours each go through!!! Its alot like FF tactics(this game preceeding and the creator dude of this one made FF Tactics the good game it was) only you can attack an enemy out of range and still have a chance of hitting, you gets tons of monsters that can increase in class and skill just like people, cool special characters from Ogre Battle, and the training option out-does FF Tactics allowing you to advance in lvls faster before battles. Heres a tip, get a high lvl beserker over 30 kills to get the option of “Terror Knight” that automatically causes all enemies within a certain range to suffer attack and defence penalties.
Chris –
If you played this as a kid, it’s as awesome as you remember. Great game. Who doesn’t miss 2D sprites?
Global engineer –
While lacking in the graphics department(This game was originally designed for the super famicom) this game really is one of the best RPGs on PSX(destorying FF Tactics easily). The story is very long and draws you in right from the start. The battles for the most part are very challenging and very well done. Outside of battle you are given a lot of control over your large army(Of which you take 10 into battle) and you can always persuay other humans and monsters to join in your fight. There are a huge variety of different classes ranging from the usual(Knight, Cleric) to Gunner and Swordmaster. There are also a lot of various creatures, including golems, ghosts, hawkmen, and some really weird things that you can find in the expansive hidden dungeon(100 levels) called Hell’s Gate. The best part about this game is the non-linearity to it, at several places in the game you are asked to make decisions that not only affect your army, but affect all the rest of the characters in the game. Each option leads you down a very different path to victory(there are 8 ending in all) of this very large game. If you can find this game, I suggest you buy it!
D. Schmitz –
It’s A Pretty Awesome Game Just Sorta Dissapointed On How Quickly The Game Is Beaten But None The Less I Love The Game It Was Well Worth The Money I’am Working To Getting An Angel Knight ALready Got The Lich. ^_^ Anyways Later….