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Tactics Ogre: The Knight of Lodis
Game Boy Advance
Released On: May 11, 2002
88
8.6
All Platforms
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 20 Critic Reviews
88
95% Positive
19 Reviews
19 Reviews
5% Mixed
1 Review
1 Review
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 20 Critic Reviews
88
95% Positive
19 Reviews
19 Reviews
5% Mixed
1 Review
1 Review
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
The story is rich and interesting with just enough plot twists and turns to keep you on your toes, but not too many to make you scratch your head in confusion...Without a doubt, one of the finest games for the GBA to date.
A deep and addictive game, and the two-player link makes it an instant classic. [Summer 2002, p.36]
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 36 User Ratings
8.6
81% Positive
29 Ratings
29 Ratings
14% Mixed
5 Ratings
5 Ratings
6% Negative
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 36 User Ratings
8.6
81% Positive
29 Ratings
29 Ratings
14% Mixed
5 Ratings
5 Ratings
6% Negative
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
I have so much fun every time I play this game. Everything about it, from the story to the gameplay, is just amazing. I enjoyed every moment while playing this game
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Game Boy Advance
20 years have gone by since it's release and it's still the best tactical rpg i've ever **** i play a lot of them.
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Game Boy Advance
Long, packed with value and excellently executed, armchair tacticians will appreciate the deep character design, while RPG enthusiasts will be surprised to find an extremely well developed storyline with branching paths backing the tactical focus.
Engaging adventuring and razor-sharp fun for fans of epics and real-time strategy. [May 2002, p.138]
The biggest downside to the game is that it is very deep and does require a lot of patience. For instance, after you complete your turn, you have to sit through the computer’s entire turn. After a while this can get tedious, especially in a long battle.
The sheer number of battles, along with the multiple endings (the story branches at several points based on the gamer’s selections), extra maps with hidden treasure not found in the main quest, and the multiplayer function that allows players to put their squads head-to-head make Tactics Ogre a game with a lot to offer in terms of gameplay.
A good game, but it fails to distinguish itself enough from it’s 1997 cousin. Same character models, same environments, same battle engine, same items, same weapons, same spells...there’s something to be said for consistency, but I feel Tactics Ogre needed to expand on the idea a little more, not just carbon-copy it.
Simply the best turned based strategy game for gba, the last boss is unforgettable even tho i've played it a while ago, Atlus games are so much fun.
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Game Boy Advance
Melhor jogo que já joguei de tactis na vida, e é um jogo que só pela historia já vale a pena.
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Game Boy Advance
I played this game a while ago but I remember enjoying the living hell out of it. It is a gem of the gba library do yourself a favor and play this game.
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Game Boy Advance
This game is a must have for people who are in love with turn-based strategy games like myself. The gameplay is very unique and has a lot of strategy elements in it: terrain, elements, different classes, weather, etc. The story is also very interesting which is consistent with the Tactics Ogre franchise. Difficulty wise, i think the game is fair - until you spend a lot of time grinding in the training mode which can be repeated infinitely - then the game becomes a cakewalk. The game also allows the player to pick different routes which lead to alternate endings which increases the game's replayability. I have recently purchased the Tactics Ogre game for PSP, which is a remake of the original because of my love for this game. I am sad that these type of games don't have a much of a place on consoles anymore because of a niche market - but I am happy that Atlus continues to develop these games. (Overall 9+ - battle is a bit slow paced, animations are a bit slow)
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Game Boy Advance
Turn-based combat strategy that looks and plays exactly like Final Fantasy Tactics but with more of a driving narrative. If you liked FFT, you will like this too.
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Game Boy Advance
Summary Under the watchful eye of the Holy Lodis Empire, strange things are happening on the island of Ovis. Powerful forces have been set in motion, but their motives are masked by political intrigue. It is your mission to investigate these occurrences and discover the true intentions of those involved. The ending of the game will depend on the...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- Game Boy Advance
Initial Release Date: May 11, 2002
Developer:
- Quest
Publisher: Atlus
Genres:
