FRONT MISSION 1st: Remake is an immersive, tactical turn-based RPG, placing you in command of the awe-inspiring Wanzers – powerful military machines.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.71/day in the week to Aug 21 → 0.43/day in the week after.
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FRONT MISSION 1st: Remake is an immersive, tactical turn-based RPG, placing you in command of the awe-inspiring Wanzers – powerful military machines.
Assume the role of valiant pilots navigating treacherous battlefields, where the true realities of war come alive with every strategic maneuver. With a meticulously crafted narrative that surprises at every turn, the game showcases an extensive combat and battle system. Enjoy all these features through refreshed graphics and a reorchestrated soundtrack, elevating the gaming experience of the classic Front Mission series.
In the year 2090, the world's conflicts are fought using giant war machines called Wanzers. 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.
An O.C.U. reconnaissance platoon led by Captain Royd Clive is assigned to investigate a U.C.S. munitions plant. They are ambushed by U.C.S. Wanzers, triggering a series of events that plunges the whole island into war. Royd's fiancée, Lieutenant Karen Meure, goes missing in action.
Discharged from the military, Royd sets out to investigate what happened to Karen. His quest leads him closer and closer to the conspiracy behind the incident and the powers that orchestrated it.
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.
・Two campaigns: O.C.U. and U.C.S.
・Multiple difficulty levels
・Modern and Classic gameplay modes
・Free camera and new tactical map
・Choose between fully reorchestrated or original soundtrack
・Wanzers and Pilots customization
Savegame from the demo version carries over to the full game after purchase.
New Singleplayer Scenarios
An exciting array of six new singleplayer scenarios is coming with the update. Each scenario is carefully crafted to offer a diverse range of challenges and engaging narratives. These new missions provide a captivating solo gaming experience while also expanding gameplay with new types of terrain tiles.
Local Multiplayer Mode
Jump into action with the local multiplayer mode using two controllers or the hot-seat functionality! Challenge your friends to a skirmish and prove your tactical superiority on brand-new maps.
Six New Maps
Buried Factory, Leaves of the Fallen, Porunta’s Hideaway, and three more maps to be unlocked as you progress, will serve as arenas for single-player scenarios and multiplayer skirmishes.
New Mercenaries and a Commander Character
Meet 15 new playable characters and the commander, who introduce you to the new update and assemble the best possible team.
And more!
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Xbox, GOG, Epic, Nintendo publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $34.99 | 781reviews | 78% | — | $613.3K |
| $3.49−90% | 607ratings | 83% | — | not modelled | |
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As a lover of the FM3 for the PS1, I finally wanted to try the first one and I can say the remake is pretty good and fun. I feel it could have a bit more QOL improvements, specially in the shop menu (making it easier to buy sets, compare weapons, etc), but it's not a big problem. Occasionally I get a bug where the game "freezes" when trying to save (happened at least twice on the steam deck) and I had to restart the game.
A great game, I enjoyed playing it on the DS and again with this remake. It's very much a game of its time. They stayed true to the original, so if you don't like older games this probably wont be a great fit for you.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Traditional Chinese
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SFC版クリア済みから数十年ぶりのプレイ 結論から言って面白かったです 前評判が非常に悪く酷評を承知で購入しました 最初に感じたのがカーソル移動の操作性の悪さ、数時間で慣れました BGMがとてつもなく酷い、何かの冗談じゃないかと思うほど酷いがオプションでPS版基準に変更できますが 最後までSFC版と比較して効果音の演出不足 （格闘のキィーーン！ミサイルの爆発音、敵の動くドンドン！って足音） スッカスカだなぁという印象は大いに！今もありますがいずれ慣れて諦めます USN編の特殊ミッションの敗北条件の説明が悪くいきなりゲームオーバーになったりもする （OCU編でたくさんたくさん落胆したのでこの程度の都合の悪さはご愛敬） 戦闘でのフリーズ→OCU編、USN編をクリアするまでの約27時間で各1回、計2回フリーズしました （こまめにセーブしたので致命傷は回避、むしろこの回数で済んでスタッフさんありがとうと調教済みのセリフしか出てこない） 上記により結構悪いこと書いていますがSFC版には無かった敵サイドの視点から描かれるUSN編が 非常に面白かったので全て許せます、プレイしてよかったと本当に思っています 現代基準のシステム面を求めず、1995年発売のゲームが高速処理対応でたまにフリーズしたりするけど サクサクやれるから大丈夫。とある程度の寛容性さえあれば楽しめます そりゃシステム面は良くない部分が多い ただ根元の部分からは否定したくない、フロントミッション好きだったし、、、って 気持ちが根元にあるので このゲームをおすすめしますか？って質問に答えるならば もちろんYESだ！ （※悪い部分に寛容にやれますという人限定です）
グラボのアプリでフレームレート制限をかけないとGPU負荷が凄く高かったです フレームレートを制限する機能を付けて欲しいです 原作版の戦闘シーンと比べると動きに違和感があります 走ってパンチした後 急いで後ろに走って戻る（原作では後ろに戻らない） 連続で攻撃するスキルが発動したのに 1撃目が終わった後に待機姿勢に戻ってから再度構えて撃ったり等 全体的に 演出が悪くなってはいます しかし、全体を考慮すれば良作だと思います 原作が２Dでそれを３D化したことや スクエニ自身がHD化等すればこの値段では済まないであろうこと 早送り機能など快適に遊べる部分があるなどなどです 私はコンシューマ版でリメイク3作はクリア済みなのですが ２リメイク以外は おおむね良好だと思います ※このSteam版は90％offセールで購入しました
シリーズは３～５をクリア済で楽しかった記憶があるので購入。正直微妙でした。 前半こそ楽しかったですが、後半は作業化します。 ほぼ１戦闘ごとにショップが更新され、後半は仲間も増えるため１０前後の機体の装備を整えるのがすごく面倒になります。いろいろ考えてビルドを組むのが楽しいゲームですが、中距離攻撃や範囲攻撃は無く、戦闘も遠隔か近接の２択に固定です。大して変わり映えしない装備を使いずらいショップ画面とUIで何度も整えるのが無茶苦茶苦痛でした。せめて武器やパーツは分けたりソートできるようにしてほしかった。 ストーリーはあってないようなもので、最初の方は難易度高めです。 きつい方はShortのレベル（経験値）をガッツリ上げてマシンガン持てば急激に楽になります。
ミサイルを打つと高頻度でフリーズします。敵が撃ってもです。
リメイクとしてはSFC版からグラフィックが大幅に強化されていて遊びやすくなっている ステータスや機体の確認画面も見やすくなっている 戦闘バランスの調整も悪くなく基本的にSFC版のプレイ感と大差はない 気になったのはボタン操作がわかりにくいのと ちょっと変なアレンジBGM そして戦闘SEとヴァンツァーの動作の変更で戦闘シーンの迫力が下がったくらい バグに関してはたまたま遭遇しなかったのかアプデで修正されたのかはわからない 基本的にはSFC版からプレイし直しても楽しめるレベルのリメイクだった ただどうしてもひとつだけ個人的に駄目な部分があって エンディングにロイドが一人で歩き出すシーンがあるのだが SFC版はひとつやり残したことがある感じでゆっくりと歩くのに リメイク版はなぜかロイドの動きが倍速になって さらに体をくねらせるせいで吉本新喜劇みたいな動きになっている なんでこんなわけのわかんないアレンジしたのって言いたくなる
Its a fun RTS RPG game. Can be addicting.
Front Mission 1st:Remake is a rough one for me. Realistically, I just can't recommend buying this games 4th release of the same game every few years. It's a fine port/remake... but I feel like a sucker for paying again for something I already own 2 copies of. I've been a long-time Front Mission player, having started with the original SNES. I like the series, but this game really hasn't aged all that well. Even in the same time period, we had Tactics Ogre, with far deeper tactics, army customization, and simply more engaging battle mechanics. It's neat looking at this as a historical relic, but it's not really a stand-out game anymore. The biggest problem is that the mechanics are extremely shallow and the game is poorly balanced. The first few missions are pure RNG. I'd walk into a stage, first turn, every shot goes into my body killing me immediately forcing me to rewatch the same unskipabble cutscene. There's no failing forward here, all XP is lost and you just try again. So you have to grind the arena for XP and money... only to now steamroll the game. There's nothing resembling what we consider Skills in modern TRPGs... but instead there are 7 randomly triggered passives you can unlock. They're fine, but what it means mechanically is that you build your mechs, and then you walk forward into enemies. The tactics never get deeper than that. (No weapon triangles, no unique abilities, no area of effects, etc) I still love the graphics style, the storytelling and the "Feel" that Front Mission brings to the table. It's absolutely a good game from 1995 and it's worth picking up if you've never played before. But this remake brings nothing new to the table, and that's both a good and bad thing. It's good that they didn't ruin the game by modernizing it. But, it also means that I could have just pulled out my playstation or DS and saved my money for an original game and supporting devs that actually need my funds.
It is pretty fun and story is good enough. It is cheap during sale. New parts show up too quickly that it is tedious replacing equipment on each character. It is hard in the beginning but you become OP very fast. Sakata can't hit anything.
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