The conflict takes its toll on the local civilians while megalomaniacs within the ranks use the fog of war to pursue their own ends.Įach side has its own meaty campaign, and to understand the full scale of the conflict, intrigue, and stakes, you’ll need to play both. In the not-so-far-flung future, rival continental powers use giant mechs to fight for control over a minuscule island in the Pacific. Out today on the Nintendo Switch, Front Mission 1st: Remake puts you in the shoes of a disgraced soldier turned mercenary named Lloyd Clive who’s searching for his lost fiancé amidst a brutal war between two superpowers. Some of that charm comes through in Front Mission 1st: Remake, but the revival is mired in decades-old gameplay shortcomings and a lack of new quality-of-life features that do little to help the Square Enix classic shine in 2022.
It’s Final Fantasy Tactics’ grittier, grimier, futuristic cousin that swaps out swords and magic wands for submachine guns and giant, half-obliterated mechs slugging it out in a jungle ditch.
Front Mission is an excellent strategy RPG series that deserves to make a comeback.
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