Descended from a noble lineage, The Knight of Lodis follows in the
grand tradition of the original Tactics Ogre for the SNES, as well as
the now-classic Final Fantasy Tactics for the PlayStation. Like those
other games, this handheld version of Tactics Ogre is very easy to
recommend--its depth is comparable to that of its predecessors, making
it almost unequalled for a handheld game. The action focuses on the
turn-based management and strategic command of a small group of
soldiers. This is a complex idea, but the gameplay of Tactics Ogre
truly shines, and the Game Boy Advance is a capable platform for it.
Descended from a noble lineage, The Knight of Lodis follows in the
grand tradition of the original Tactics Ogre for the SNES, as well as
the now-classic Final Fantasy Tactics for the PlayStation. Like those
other games, this handheld version of Tactics Ogre is very easy to
recommend--its depth is comparable to that of its predecessors, making
it almost unequalled for a handheld game. The action focuses on the
turn-based management and strategic command of a small group of
soldiers. This is a complex idea, but the gameplay of Tactics Ogre
truly shines, and the Game Boy Advance is a capable platform for it.
