Fae Tactics

In Fae Tactics, follow a young magic user named Peony on her journey across a vibrant world full of mystery and danger. Summon allies, cast spells, and befriend a motley crew of characters as you dive into the growing conflicts between man and magical beings known as fae.

Fae Tactics is a rpg, strategy and turn-based tactics game developed by Endlessfluff Games and published by Humble Games.
Released on July 31st 2020 is available only on Windows in 4 languages: English, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese.

It has received 1,521 reviews of which 1,299 were positive and 222 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.2 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Fae Tactics into these genres:

RPG Strategy Turn-Based Tactics Pixel Graphics Tactical Turn-Based Female Protagonist Indie Isometric Creature Collector Strategy RPG Tactical RPG Fantasy JRPG 2D Cute Anime

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Requirements

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Windows

OS *: Windows 7
Processor: Intel Core i5-650 | AMD Phenom II X4 965
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: DirectX10 graphics adapter with 512 MB VRAM
DirectX: Version 10
Storage: 1 GB available space

Reviews

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Nov. 2024

For the longest time, I have been searching for a game that scratched a very specific itch; that itch being Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced. Advanced specifically, mind you. There are many games that provide the feel of the original FFT, but this is the first game that sent me back to those very fond memories of playing the first game on my Game Boy Advance. It's a charming, colourful game with a lovely and wide variety of characters as you go along your journey. The story moves along nicely, with some nice story plot points that had me theorising and even caught me off guard a couple times. You learn about the world, and the main character as you explore it, her troubles and her inability to not want to help people. The combat is a square tile, turn based RPG. Your characters speed decides the turn order, and their various stats allow them to do various different things on the battle field. Every non-summon character has their very distinctive role, and none of the were ever really benched. The game does a good job and making sure you use all of them, and help you realise where their strengths can be. Most characters on the battlefield, have an element. Fire beat grass, grass beats wind, etc. I like how at any time during battle set up, you can see the type charts, as it could get a little overwhelming sometime. The game is very good at making sure you pay attention to the arena and the enemies in it. Some stages might have pits with enemies that can push you. Some might be very vertical with enemies at the top, teaching you about height advantages. Some stages even have canon placements, where you can either go around or try and power through it. The bosses in particular make sure you always think about your set up before starting the battle, and how you approach them. I played the game on normal, and found it a nice challenge at times. My younger brother played it on hard, and he said it could be quite a slog and the bosses turn into damage sponges. I ran into that issue a couple times, particular with side content bosses. I'd say that's my only real gripe with the game, Magic Barriers can take quite long to reduce. One particular fight near the end of the game, I had the enemy pinned by four units, all comboing crit damage with each other and it still took like, 5 turns as they could barely damage me. Over all, a very strong recommend if you like this sort of combat system. My gaming tip for you all, the Teamwork scroll is very useful. And Apex lets you avoid critical damage a number of times, which can be vital in some fights. Have fun!

Sept. 2024

One of the best tactical RPG, 9/10. Need a sequel. Complete first play through in 40 hours, 100 hours to complete all character, fae, spell, equipment and achievements which unlocks all of the epilogues. In the second play through is when it really shine, the difficulty spike is a bit more challenging. So you must setup party first before every battle, as the elemental weakness, the terrain, and character traits is really affecting the flow of the battle.

Sept. 2024

As a big Tactics Ogre/FFT guy, I often give a chance to grid-based skirmish games like this. This is very successful in its goals in part because, unlike a lot of these, it is not attempting to evoke the same vibe and atmosphere as one of those games. Taking on a monster collection, elemental system-based tactics, it manages to actually get you into thinking about team composition and builds more than a lot of these manage to. Serviceable story. Never really wowing me, but giving you enough threads to builld out the world and where your characters fit into it. Great for me to put on a podcast and then mainline a bunch of fun battles.

Aug. 2024

My favourite of the isometric tactics games by far. The art and aesthetic is great, the story and characters are excellent and well designed, the world is interesting and compelling, and the combat is the right balance of fun and challenging. The creature collection aspect really adds an extra layer of fun and tactical possibilities and keeps you coming back for more. Big fan, big thumbs up.

Aug. 2024

7/10 its a good combat system, but dialogues and waiting for enemies to take their turns can be tedious. Art is nice, story is slightly above average, but its really about the combat.

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