Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (hear by known as FFT-A) is the third product of Square's engulfment of Mission. It's a Strategy RPG (known as a Simulation RPG in Japan) based on the "world" of Final Fantasy. If you have played the original Final Fantasy Tactics, or any of the Ogre Battle/Tactics Ogre series, or even Advance Wars; this game should be familiar territory. Battles are turn-based and take place on what essentially is a grid. Each time it becomes a unit's turn, they will get a chance to move and execute an action. Each unit has 8 stats which determine different attributes:
| Move |
Amount of panels that unit can move each turn. |
| Jump |
Maximum height that unit can scale. |
| Evade |
The % of attacks that unit can possibly dodge. |
| Weapon Atk |
How strong that unit's physical attack will be. |
| Weapon Def |
How well that unit can defend a physical attack. |
| Magic Pow |
The strength of any magic cast by that unit. |
| Magic Res |
How well that unit can resist a magical attack. |
| Speed |
Determines the order and frequency of AT. |
Unlike FFT, there is no "casting" time for spells and abilities, not even for Jump (which is highly unorthodox by Final Fantasy standards). Also there is no Bahamut summon... a break of a tradition set since Final Fantasy III.
FFT-A is filled with many systems; some are old, some are revised, and some are brand spanking new. Because of their complexity, I might as well go over them one at a time for you:
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