This innovative feature should be available in all RPGs-it's amazingly helpful. In addition, you can buy and sell equipment for your characters, hire new soldiers and best of all-you can go back and re-view any of the key story scenes from earlier parts of the game, in case you need to refresh yourself as to what's going on. The possibilities are endless, and it adds to the strategy element of the game in immeasurable ways. There are four different types of Abilities that can be learned and over 400 Abilities in all.īy mastering different Jobs and combining different Abilities (which remain with you throughout the game), you can create all different kinds of characters, from Knights that can cast White Magic to Dancers that can summon beasts. By earning Job Points (JP) in battle, players can raise their Job Levels, allowing them to learn new Abilities in any of the over 20 Jobs that become available during play.
The game plays similar to Vandal Hearts, but with better graphics, a deeper story line and, best of all, an enhanced version of Square's Job/Ability system that was first used in the Super Famicom game, Final Fantasy V. Utilizing many of the features that made Tactics Ogre such a big hit in japan, Final Fantasy Tactics is poised to become one of the most engrossing sim/RPGs ever. This time around, they've enlisted the help of several members of the design team behind Quest's enormously popular Ogre Battle and Tactics Ogre games, including heralded director and script writer Yasumi Matsuno, to help create the game. Now that the Final Fantasy VII phenomenon has finally died down (well, has it?), Square is preparing to stun the gaming world yet again with their latest release: the incredible new simulation/RPG, Final Fantasy Tactics.
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