Thanks to a trademark registration, we learned that Square Enix is preparing the return of Tactics Ogre, a classic brand of tactical RPGs.
We have excellent news for lovers of tactical jRPGs. Square Enix has registered the Tactics Ogre: Reborn trademark, which suggests that the publisher is preparing to revive this classic brand.
So we can expect a refreshed version of one of the games from the series. The game will probably hit not only consoles, but also PC, as the titles that appeared in the data leak were intended for this platform.

Fans of Tactics Ogre have not been spoiled recently. The last installment of the brand remains the 2010 Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together (for the PSP console), which was a remake of the second part of the series, originally released in 1995.
The series began 29 years ago with Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen for the 16-bit SNES console. The brand was developed by Japanese studio Quest, which was acquired by Square Enix in 2002.
Tactics Ogre is one of the most important brands for tactical jRPGs, but it's pretty much forgotten these days, so its return should be appreciated.
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