Front Mission 2 remake is launching today, April 30th, on various modern platforms, including Steam, GOG, Epic Games Store, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S. Developed by ForeverEntertainment, Front Mission 2 remake brings new life to the classic tactical RPG, inviting players worldwide to immerse themselves in its engaging storyline and strategic gameplay.
Front Mission 2 was a tactical role-playing game developed for the PlayStation console by Square (now Square Enix). Released in 1997, it was the second installment in the Front Mission series. Set in a futuristic world where warring factions vie for power using massive humanoid combat vehicles called «Wanzers,» the game followed intertwined storylines centered on political intrigue, military conflicts, and personal struggles. Players could navigate turn-based battles, customize their Wanzers with various weapons and parts, and experienced a rich narrative with multiple endings based on their choices throughout the game.
Front Mission 2 remake was originally announced at September 2022's Nintendo Direct alongside Front Mission 1 and 3. To celebrate the launch on the rest of the platforms, ForeverEntertainment unveiled an action-packed 30-second teaser, showcasing the game's new visuals with enhanced locations and graphics, setting the stage for what awaits players. The release ofFront Mission 2 remake also comes with updated mechanics and modernized features. While the game stays true to the essence of the original, it introduces several enhancements to elevate the players' experience.
The remake's key features include improved loading speeds, comprehensive language support, a «free camera» mode for detailed battlefield views, new customization options forFront Mission 2 Wanzers, modern visual effects, and an updated soundtrack that complements the immersive gameplay experience. Players venturing into Front Mission 2 remake should note the minimum system requirements, including a 64-bit OS, Intel I5-2300 / AMD A8-5600k processor, 8GB RAM, GeForce GTX 630 / Radeon HD 6570 graphics, ensuring smooth and enjoyable gameplay on compatible platforms.
TheFront Mission series encompasses a variety of gaming genres while primarily staying true to its turn-based tactics roots. From its debut on the Super Famicom in 1995 to its recent remake on modern platforms, the franchise has delved into mech combat with mainline titles such as Front Mission 2 and spin-offs like Gun Hazard and Front Mission Alternative. It has also evolved with entries like Front Mission 3, which focused on RPG gameplay, Front Mission 4, which revisited classic elements, and the MMO Front Mission: Online.
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