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‘Tactics Ogre: Reborn’ revealed on PlayStation Store

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PlayStation Store is to be believed, Tactics Ogre: Reborn could be coming to current-gen platforms.Despite trademarking Tactics Ogre: Reborn in Japan earlier in the year, Square Enix has not officially confirmed the existence of such a game.

A leaked PlayStation Store listing doesn’t provide any in-depth details about the new title, but does provide the name, icon art, promotional art and the genre: a role-playing game.There’s no specific platform information on the store page, but appearing on the PlayStation Store does suggest a possibility of the game coming to PS5, which would be the biggest update for the franchise since the Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together remake in 2010.In a tweet that surfaced on June 13, a user has provided the “dummy” page for the PlayStation Store listing that appears to show some artwork from Tactics Ogre: Reborn.

Despite the store page now having been taken down, eagle-eyed gamers on Twitter have saved the assets that seem to confirm the imminent announcement of the popular RPG, meaning they’re available to view on the social media platform.Tactics Ogre: Reborn listed on PSN https://t.co/A7yuBHC821 pic.twitter.com/y89vynzoLd— Wario64 (@Wario64) June 14, 2022Studying the leaked art on the PlayStation Store does seem to confirm that Tactics Ogre: Reborn is a remake or remaster of the original Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together due to the prevalent appearance of characters from the original game such as Denam, Canopus, Warren and Catiua.

The 1995 SNES original received a remake in 2010 on the PSP and PS Vita, which added new features including exploring different story branches and backwards movement and repeating moves mid-battle.Interestingly, back in September 2021, a web developer.

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