![]() The result is one of the best games in the SRPG genre, Final Fantasy Tactics. After its release, key members of the team, including writer/director Yasumi Matsuno, and artists Hiroshi Minagawa and Akihiko Yoshida, left Quest to join Square, where they essentially created a Tactics Ogre sequel, using the Final Fantasy name. ![]() It wasn’t exactly new – it was building off the backs of Nintendo’s Fire Emblem – but together with Square’s Front Mission, released earlier that year, essentially redefined a whole sliver of the subgenre. ![]() ![]() When it was released in 1995, Quest’s Tactics Ogre shook up the strategy-RPG formula with its strong, politically oriented storytelling and complex tactical combat.
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