While Triangle Strategy doesn’t bring anything groundbreaking to the Tactical RPG formula, it does make for some pretty entertaining turn-based fun. With a variety of unique units to choose from between battles, character backstories to invest in, pixel-perfect dioramas to explore and take in political intrigue, and tough choices that change the course of the story, Triangle Strategy deserves to be considered a contending Switch RPG title, even when it falters with the oft mediocre voice acting, slow burn story and cutscenes, or lack of real customization options. I decided to shelve this game because I’ve got a dozen other things I want to play right now and feel that this game got as much attention as it deserves.
TL;DR - Good, but not as great as I had originally hoped it would be.