Ogre Battle 64: Person of Lordly Caliber 1999

Is it still worth playing?

Quest's 1999 real time tactical role playing game for the Nintendo 64, in which Magnus Gallant, a young captain in the south of Alba, joins a revolution when civil war breaks out. As its commander, Magnus leads a whole battalion, up to 50 troops in units of up to five, each with a leader. Inside those units, most characters can change class, which sets their attacks and equipment. The units march in real time across the map to capture strongholds or defeat strong enemy units, and they tire and have to rest. When two units meet, the fight plays out on its own, with an interrupt gauge to change tactics. How you fight is judged too: attacking resting or flanked enemies lowers alignment, and a hidden Chaos Frame tallies your moral choices. Leading an army where how you win is counted as well as whether you win still makes each march a decision today.