Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together PSP

Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together on PSP is a refreshed and updated version of the Japanese RPG known to owners of Super Nintendo and the first PlayStation, which popularized the genre and built schemes on which other titles like Vandal Hearts or Final Fantasy Tactics were later created.

The story of the game tells the story of an ethnic conflict in the kingdom of Valeria, which claimed hundreds of lives and destroyed the peace of the land for several decades. The players take over the role of a young boy, Denim Powell, who is entangled in a mysterious intrigue, in which several dozen people fight for power, strength and money. The creators prepared a multithreaded plot, which is directly influenced by numerous decisions made by the players.

Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together set the standards that were later present in most tactical RPGs. The creators have prepared 30 different professions in which PSP users can train the main hero and the team of his companions, as well as hundreds of equipment elements to create an ideal team for everyone. The main element of production are turn-based clashes on battlefields, which the camera shows in isometric projection.

Compared to the original version from the mid-1990s, the Sony Portable Console edition is characterized by ten new professions, several additional side tasks, as well as previously unknown skills and spells.

Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together was worked on by people associated with the first installment of the game, including such names as Hiroshi Minagawa, Yasumi Matsuno and Tsubasa Masao. Thanks to this, the game has retained its specific style, which is characterized by drawn graphics, pompous music and specific character designs.

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Last updated on 25 January 2011