Dylan Ramsey, a young engineer, finds himself quickly caught in a swirl of destruction, conspiracies and crumbling alliances in a new war brewing between the O.C.U. orbital elevator is destroyed by unknown forces. The human race started a massive push into space by building orbital elevators to set up surveillance satellites to watch over their adversaries. The countries have merged into rival super nations called U.C.S. Savegame from the demo version carries over to the full game after purchase.In the year 2171, the world is a changed place.
・Choose between fully reorchestrated or original soundtrack With dozens of characters to meet, its mature story, and non-Manichean protagonists, Front Mission is the classic of a tactical Japanese RPG genre, finally available worldwide.
His quest leads him closer and closer to the conspiracy behind the incident and the powers that orchestrated it. Royd's fiancée, Lieutenant Karen Meure, goes missing in action.ĭischarged from the military, Royd sets out to investigate what happened to Karen. Wanzers, triggering a series of events that plunges the whole island into war. reconnaissance platoon led by Captain Royd Clive is assigned to investigate a U.C.S. Huffman Island, the only place where the Oceania Cooperative Union (O.C.U.) and the Unified Continental States (U.C.S.) share a land border is a hotbed of conflict.Īn O.C.U. In the year 2090, the world's conflicts are fought using giant war machines called Wanzers. Enjoy all these features through refreshed graphics and a reorchestrated soundtrack, elevating the gaming experience of the classic Front Mission series. With a meticulously crafted narrative that surprises at every turn, the game showcases an extensive combat and battle system.
FRONT MISSION 1st: Remake is an immersive, tactical turn-based RPG, placing you in command of the awe-inspiring Wanzers – powerful military machines.Īssume the role of valiant pilots navigating treacherous battlefields, where the true realities of war come alive with every strategic maneuver.
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