Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles

This is not the end, as the remaster also brings fully voiced dialogues. It is worth mentioning that there are also completely new conversations that further expand the game's script.

Quality of life improvements and the original

A number of quality of life improvements have also been introduced here. We are talking about new difficulty levels, automatic game saving during battles, the ability to confirm turn order, a tactical view (allowing for reconnaissance of the battlefield from afar), as well as speeding up battles.

The icing on the cake is the ability to run the classic Final Fantasy Tactics in its original form.

Story

Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles takes us to the titular fantasy kingdom inspired by the Middle Ages. Ivalice is struggling with the aftermath of a devastating war, interregnum, and the power struggle waged by Prince Goltana - the Black Lion, and Prince Largo - the White Lion.

We take on the role of a young member of the Beoulve family named Ramza, who finds himself in the middle of this chaos. The protagonist leads a team formed by companions such as Delita, Ovelia, and Alma.

Gameplay

In Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles, the action is viewed in an isometric perspective.

Turn-based combat

The pillar of the gameplay consists of battles with opponents, fought in arenas covered with a grid of square fields. On the battlefield, we must properly position the team , as well as cleverly use their abilities, efficiently juggling their attacks and skills.

Battles are turn-based, and the order of moves by their participants is determined by the CT indicator. After it is filled (and consequently - 100 points were collected), a certain character can perform an attack or another move.

Character classes and their development

The game has implemented over 20 character classes, among which we will find a black mage, a geomancer (manipulating the environment), a summoner, a time mage, or a thief. Each of them is associated with a separate set of skills. They also have their individual strengths and weaknesses. As we progress, we develop Ramza and his companions, gradually increasing their combat potential.