Final Fantasy VII
psRole-Playing
How it plays
The game uses a top-down, grid-based battlefield. The player commands tanks, artillery, infantry, aircraft, and other mechanized units, moving them across terrain before resolving attacks against enemy forces.
Scenarios are won by completing their stated military objective, commonly eliminating opposing units or securing key positions. Terrain and unit relationships affect the value of an attack, so advancing in formation and supporting vulnerable units are central to progression. Battles are structured as separate missions rather than as a continuous real-time campaign.
Plan your run
Study the map before moving. Protect damaged units, keep support units behind the front line, and avoid exposing a single formation to several enemy attacks in the same turn.
Use terrain and coordinated attacks to improve engagements. Concentrate force on one part of the enemy line instead of scattering attacks, and preserve mobile units for capturing or contesting important positions.
Before you begin
Check movement and attack options before committing a unit.
Use terrain and adjacent support to make difficult attacks safer.
Do not advance artillery or fragile units without protection.
Nectaris: Military Madness is a science-fiction turn-based strategy game developed and published by Hudson Soft for the original PlayStation. It places the player in command of mechanized forces fighting for control of lunar battlefields, where terrain, unit positioning, and combat support are more important than reflexes. Each scenario is played on a grid in a sequence of deliberate turns. Players move armored units, attack opposing formations, occupy important terrain, and manage limited tactical options while working toward a mission objective. The game continues Hudson’s Nectaris design tradition in a console strategy format. Its reception is primarily associated with its thoughtful battles and distinctive military science-fiction setting, although its presentation is more specialized than that of mainstream action games.
Catalog entry maintained by EmuGamers Editorial Team
Community discussion
What are players saying? 0