Like all the FM games, FM5 also focuses heavily on unit customization through the acquisition and equipping of wanzer (mecha) parts.īetween missions are brief cinematics and a base exploration mode that allows the player to interact with NPCs via text-based dialog.įinally, the game includes an arena mode, and a survival simulator that will cause me to pull my hair out that allows the player to acquire rare parts for their wanzers.īut wasn't this game only released in moonspeak?
While FM5 does not feature the huge battles of FM2, it does have some fairly large-scale fights that rival most other SRPGs,Īnd unlike FM3 it is no cakewalk. There will be many spoilers!įront Mission 5 has the most refined combat system in the FM series,Īnd consists of turn-based combat that focuses heavily on class-based specialization and teamwork through the use of the link system developed first in FM2 and FM4,īut finally realized to its full potential in FM5. Like the Ogre Battle series, Front Mission was conceived of with a grand scope in mind, and unlike the Ogre Battle series, it was actually finished (For the most part).įront Mission 5 is the game that caps off the series and draws together its different narratives into a cohesive whole.Īfter playing Front Mission 5, all the previous games in the series come to be seen in a different light given the new information it provides.Įssentially, Front Mission 5 tells the hidden story of the Front Mission universe. PDD6 was originally a separate company called G-CRAFT, who after producing Front Mission 2 were acquired by Square, where they made the majority of the Front Mission series games.
Introduction Let's Play Front Mission 5: Scars of the War!įront Mission 5 is a military/mecha SRPG released in 2005 by Square Enix, and developed by their Project Development Division 6 (PDD6) headed by Toshiro Tsuchida.
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