Final Fantasy Tactics

Developer(s)

Square Product Development Division 4

Publisher(s)

Square, Sony Computer Entertainment, Square Enix

Genre(s)

Role-playing (RPG), Strategy, Turn-based strategy (TBS), Tactical

Platform(s)

PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, PlayStation

Keywords

non-player character, linear overworld, summoning support, airship, hidden character, shopping, backtracking, treasure chest, cameo appearance, nobilitease, e3 1997, combat dialogue, jrpg, damage over time, death, war, random encounter, tragic hero, victory music, backwards compatibility, war veterans, political thriller, playstation tv support, single-player only, women in refrigerators syndrome, black magic, secret history, status effects, e3 2007, game with chapters, franchise reboot, minotaurs, teenager, poisoning, character creation, coming of age, rivaling factions, white magic, turn-based tactics, bow and arrow, fictional currencies, melee, british accent, psone classics, party system, leveling up, undead, 2.5d, grid-based movement, saving the world, mana, pixel art, side quests, elementalist, mercenary, party-based combat, summoners, explosion, geomancer, grinding, anime, counter system, class-based, stat tracking, active ability, crossover, gender exclusive equipment, conspiracy, not-so-bad guys, level scaling, potion, magic, class change, power of friendship, boss fight, digital distribution, turn-based, overworld, restoration, rock paper scissors, permadeath, playstation underground, loot gathering, playstation network, trilogy, tactical turn-based combat