Triangle Strategy has support for controllers including my DualSense controller which worked well, albeit only with Xbox button prompts. I set them all at medium or high in the case of shadows during my testing because I noticed a few visual issues at ultra post processing and anti-aliasing. The last three options go from low to ultra. You can toggle the corner brightness and depth of field, change display mode (fullscreen, windowed, borderless window), adjust resolution (720p to 4K), adjust render resolution (70% to 100%), and then adjust shadows, anti-aliasing, and post processing. In its current state, it is capped at 60fps, with no in-game limiter. Triangle Strategy is a bare-bones conversion that scales up well, but still not as good as it should be.
It looked and ran quite well on Switch, compared to Octopath Traveler. Just like Octopath Traveler, Triangle Strategy debuted on Nintendo Switch before coming to Steam. In this review, I will be comparing it to the Switch version as well.
Now that it is out on PC, I wanted to sample Triangle Strategy on Steam Deck and also cover the PC port itself. If you missed my Switch review, read it here. the brand-new RPG with a gorgeous HD 2D aesthetic from Octopath Traveler already won me over on Nintendo Switch, and I was hoping to see it hit Steam to see how it scales on more powerful hardware, and also on Steam Deck. Square Enix’s Triangle Strategy debuted worldwide on Nintendo Switch earlier this year, and it is a brilliant tactics RPG.
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