Quest released Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together on the Super Famicom on 6 October 1995, with Yasumi Matsuno directing, designing and writing it. Battles play out on an isometric grid where elevation genuinely matters – archers gain range from high ground, spellcasters need line of sight, and a unit caught in a valley can be surrounded and lost permanently. Around that system sits a story far darker than most of its contemporaries, set on the war-torn islands of Valeria and built on ethnic cleansing, betrayal and the compromises of leadership rather than a simple hero-versus-demon-lord plot. Key decisions split the campaign into Law, Neutral and Chaos routes that change which characters join, which cities burn and how the war ends, giving the game genuine replay value. The Super Famicom original never left Japan; Western players first met it through the 1998 PlayStation port. The same team later built Final Fantasy Tactics, and the design DNA is unmistakable.