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This is a comprehensive index of commercial tactical role-playing games for all platforms, sorted chronologically. Information regarding date of release, developer, publisher, platform and notability is provided when available. The table can be sorted by clicking on the small boxes next to the column headings.

See also: Chronology of turn-based tactics video games

Legend

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Video game platforms
DC Dreamcast
GBA Game Boy Advance
GCN GameCube
LIN Linux
MOBI Mobile phone
OSX macOS / OS X
PS1 PlayStation / PSone
PS2 PlayStation 2
WIN Microsoft Windows
WS WonderSwan
WSC WonderSwan Color
XBOX Xbox
Types of releases
RereleaseThe game was re-released on the same platform with no or only minor changes.
PortThe game first appeared on a different platform and a port was made. The game is like the original, with few or no differences.
RemakeThe game is an enhanced remake of an original, released on the same or different platform, with changes to graphics, sound and/or gameplay.
CompilationA compilation, anthology or collection of several titles, usually (but not always) belonging to the same series.
LimitedA special release (often called "Limited" or "Collector's Edition") with bonus collector's material. Often provided to people who pre-order a game.

List

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Year Title Developer Publisher Setting Platform Series/Notes
2000 (JP) 7: The Cavalry of Molmorth Namco Namco Fantasy PS2 Real-time.
2000 (JP) Castle Fantasia 2: Seima Taisen Studio E-Go! Studio E-Go! Fantasy WIN
DC (Port)		 Eroge.
Prequel to Castle Fantasia.
2000 (NA) Jagged Alliance 2: Unfinished Business[1] Sir-Tech Interplay Modern WIN Expansion to Jagged Alliance 2.
2000 (INT) Jagged Alliance 2[1] Sir-Tech Titan Modern LIN (Port) Port of Jagged Alliance 2 for WIN.
Sequel to Jagged Alliance.
2000 (JP) Karkurenbo Battle Monster Tactics Spiral Nintendo Fantasy GBC
2000 (JP) Langrisser Millennium: The Last Century
ラングリッサーミレニアムWS THE LAST CENTURY		 Masaya NCS Fantasy WS (Port) Port of Langrisser Millennium for DC.
2000 (JP) Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou koto Nakare[1] Sega Sega
Red Ent.		 Steampunk DC (Port) Port of Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou koto Nakare for SAT.
Sequel to Sakura Taisen.
2000 (JP) Sakura Taisen[1] Sega
Overworks		 Sega
Red Ent.		 Steampunk WIN (Port)
DC (Port)		 Port of Sakura Taisen for SAT.
Series debuts.
2000 (JP) SD Gundam G Generation-F
SDガンダム　ジージェネレーション・エフ		 Bandai Bandai Sci-Fi PS1
2000 (JP) SD Gundam G Generation: Gather Beat
SDガンダム Gジェネレーション ギャザービート		 Bandai Bandai Sci-Fi WS
2000 (JP) Seireiki Rayblade
聖霊機ライブレード		 Winkysoft Winkysoft Sci-Fi DC
PS1
2000 (JP) Summon Night Flight-Plan Banpresto Steampunk PS1 Series debuts.
2000 (JP) Super Robot Wars Alpha Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi PS1
2000 (JP) Super Robot Wars Compact 2 Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi WS Sequel to Super Robot Wars Compact.
2001 (NA) Battle Hunter[2] Success A1 Games Sci-Fi PS1 Card battle.
2001 (JP) Blue Wing Blitz Square Square Modern
Fantasy		 WSC
2001 (JP) Castle Fantasia 2: Seima Taisen Studio E-Go! Studio E-Go! Fantasy DC (Port) Eroge.
Port of Castle Fantasia 2: Seima Taisen for WIN.
Prequel to Castle Fantasia.
2001 (JP) Eithéa
アイシア		 TamTam Atlus Fantasy PS1
2001 (JP) Enterbrain Collection: Simulation RPG Tsukūru Enterbrain ASCII N/A PS1 Part of the RPG Maker line of video game creation suites.
2001 (NA) Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel[3][4][5] Micro Forté
14° East		 Interplay Post-apocalyptic WIN Spin-off of Fallout series.
2001 (JP) Global Folktale[6] Idea Factory Idea Factory Fantasy PS2 Real-time.
2001 (JP) Growlanser II: The Sense of Justice[1]
グローランサーII		 CareerSoft Atlus Fantasy PS2 Sequel to Growlanser.
2001 (JP) Growlanser III: The Dual Darkness[1]
グローランサーIII		 CareerSoft Atlus Fantasy PS2 Sequel to Growlanser II: The Sense of Justice.
2001 (JP/NA) Hoshigami: Ruining Blue Earth MaxFive Atlus Fantasy PS1
2001 (JP) Innocent Tears[1][7] Global A Modern
Fantasy		 DC
2001 (JP) Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou koto Nakare[1] Red
Overworks		 Sega Steampunk WIN (Port) Port of Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou koto Nakare for SAT.
Sequel to Sakura Taisen.
2001 (JP) Sakura Taisen 3: Is Paris Burning?[1]
Sakura Taisen 3: Pari wa Moeteiru ka		 Red
Overworks		 Sega Steampunk DC Sequel to Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou koto Nakare.
2001 (JP) SD Gundam G Generation-F.I.F
SDガンダム ジージェネレーション エフイフ		 Bandai Bandai Sci-Fi PS1
2001 (JP) SD Gundam G Generation: Gather Beat 2
SDガンダム Gジェネレーション ギャザビート2		 Bandai Bandai Sci-Fi WS Sequel to SD Gundam G Generation: Gather Beat for WS.
2001 (JP) Simulation RPG Tsukūru 95 Value! Enterbrain Enterbrain N/A WIN Re-release of Simulation RPG Tsukūru 95 for WIN
Part of the RPG Maker line of video game creation suites.
2001 (??) Summon Night 2 Flight-Plan Banpresto Steampunk GBC Sequel to Summon Night.
2001 (JP) Super Robot Wars Advance Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi GBA
2001 (JP) Super Robot Wars Alpha Gaiden Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi PS1 Sequel to Super Robot Wars Alpha.
2001 (JP) Super Tokusatsu Taisen 2001 Japan Art Media Banpresto Sci-Fi PS1
2001 (JP)
2002 (NA) 		Tactics Ogre: The Knight of Lodis[1] Quest Atlus Fantasy GBA Prequel to Ogre Battle: March of the Black Queen.
2001 (JP) Tear Ring Saga
ティアリングサーガ　ユトナ英雄戦記		 Tirnanog Enterbrain Sc-Fi PS1 Series debuts.
2001 (NA/EU) Art of Magic: Magic & Mayhem, The[1] Climax
Charybdis		 Virgin
Bethesda		 Fantasy WIN Real-time.
Prequel to Magic & Mayhem.
2001 (JP) Tir-nan-og: The Forbidden Tower
ティル・ナ・ノーグ<ダーナの末裔>		 SystemSoft Fantasy WIN (Remake) Remake of Tir-nan-og for PC98.
2001 (JP) Volfoss Namco Namco Fantasy
Surreal		 PS1
2001 (JP)
2002 (NA/PAL) 		Zone of the Enders: The Fist of Mars Konami
Sunrise		 Konami Fantasy GBA
2002 (NA) Arc the Lad Collection Working Designs Working Designs Fantasy PS1 (Rerel) Re-release, compilation and English translation of Arc the Lad, Arc the Lad II and Arc the Lad III.
2002 (JP) Arc the Lad: Kijin Fukkatsu Bandai Bandai Fantasy WSC
2002 (JP) Black Matrix Zero Flight-Plan NEC Fantasy GBA Prequel to Black/Matrix.
2002 (JP) Black/Matrix II Flight-Plan NEC Fantasy PS2 Sequel to Black/Matrix.
2002 (JP/NA/EU) Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors Banpresto Banpresto
Infogrames		 Sci-Fi
Fantasy		 GBC
2002 (NA/EU) Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder (GBA) Pronto Infogrames Fantasy GBA
2002 (JP) Fire Emblem: Fūin no Tsurugi Intelligent Nintendo Fantasy GBA
2002 (NA) Freedom Force[8][9] Irrational Crave
EA
MacPlay		 Superhero WIN, OSX Series debuts.
2002 (JP) Front Mission[1] Square Square Sci-Fi WSC (Remake) Remake of Front Mission for SNES.
Series debuts.
2002 (JP) Generation of Next
Generation of Chaos II
ジェネレーションオブカオスNEXT		 Idea Factory Idea Factory Sci-Fi PS2 Sequel to Generation of Chaos.
2002 (DE) Gorky 17
Odium		 Metropolis 1C Company
TopWare
Monolith		 Fantasy OSX (Port) Port of Gorky 17 for WIN.
2002 (JP) Innocent Tears[1][7] Global A Modern
Fantasy		 Xbox (Port) Port of Innocent Tears for DC.
2002 (NA) Jagged Alliance 2: Gold Pack[1] Sir-Tech Strategy First Modern WIN (Comp) Compilation of Jagged Alliance 2 and Jagged Alliance 2: Unfinished Business.
2002 (JP)
2004 (NA)
2005 (EU/AU) 		La Pucelle: Tactics[10]
ラ・ピュセル 光の聖女伝説		 Nippon Ichi Nippon Ichi
Mastiff
Koei		 Fantasy PS2
2002 (JP) Sakura Taisen 4: Koi Seyo, Otome Red
Overworks		 Sega Steampunk DC Sequel to Sakura Taisen 3.
2002 (JP) Sakura Taisen Compete Box Sega Sega
Red Ent.		 Steampunk DC (Port) Port and compilation of Sakura Taisen 1 through Sakura Taisen 4.
2002 (RU)
2003 (UK/NA) 		Paradise Cracked[1][11][12][13] MiST Land South Buka
JoWood		 Cyberpunk WIN
2002 (JP) SD Gundam G Generation: Monoeye Gundams
SDガンダム GGENERATION モノアイ ガンダムズ		 Bandai Bandai Sci-Fi WS Sequel to SD Gundam G Generation: Gather Beat 2 for WS.
2002 (JP) Super Robot Wars Impact Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi PS2
2002 (JP) Super Robot Wars Reversal Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi GBA
2002 (JP)
2006 (NA) 		Super Robot Wars: Original Generation Banpresto
Atlus		 Banpresto
Atlus		 Sci-Fi GBA First game in the series to be published outside Japan.
2002 (JP) Tir-nan-og III
ティル・ナ・ノーグIII		 SystemSoft Fantasy WIN Sequel to Tir-nan-og II for PC98.
2002 (JP) Vantage Master: Mystic Far East
VM Japan		 Nihon Falcom Nihon Falcom Fantasy PS2 (Port) Port of Vantage Master: Mystic Far East for WIN.
2002 (JP) Vantage Master: Mystic Far East
VM Japan		 Nihon Falcom Nihon Falcom Fantasy WIN Sequel to Vantage Master V2.
2003 (JP) 2nd Super Robot Wars Alpha Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi PS2 Sequel to Super Robot Wars Alpha Gaiden.
2003 (JP/NA)
2004 (EU/AU) 		Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits[14]
Arc: Twilight of the Spirits		 Cattle Call SCE Fantasy PS2
2003 (JP/NA)
2004 (EU) 		Disgaea: Hour of Darkness[15]
魔界戦記ディスガイア		 Nippon Ichi Nippon Ichi
Atlus
Koei		 Fantasy PS2 Series debuts.
2003 (JP/NA/PAL) Final Fantasy Tactics Advance[1]
ファイナルファンタジータクティクスアドバンス		 Square Square
Nintendo		 Fantasy GBA
2003 (JP/NA)
2004 (EU) 		Fire Emblem[1][16]
Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken[16]		 Intelligent Nintendo Fantasy GBA Prequel to Fire Emblem: Fūin no Tsurugi.
First game in the series to be released outside Japan.[16]
2003 (JP) Front Mission[1] Square Square Sci-Fi PS1 (Remake) Remake of Front Mission for SNES.
Series debuts.
2003 (JP)
2004 (NA) 		Front Mission 4 Square Enix Square Enix Sci-Fi PS2 Sequel to Front Mission 3.
2003 (JP) Generation of Chaos Exceed: Yami no Miko Rose[2]
ジェネレーション・オブ・カオスイクシード 闇の皇女ロゼ		 Idea Factory Idea Factory Fantasy GCN
2003 (JP) Generation of Chaos III: Toki no Fuuin[2]
ジェネレーションオブカオスIII 〜時の封印〜		 Idea Factory Idea Factory Fantasy PS2 Sequel to Generation of Next.
2003 (NA/EU) Gladius[17][18] LucasArts LucasArts
Activision		 Fantasy GCN
PS2
Xbox
2003 (JP)
2004 (NA) 		Growlanser Generations[1][6] CareerSoft
Atlus		 Atlus
Working Designs		 Sci-Fi PS2 (Comp) Real-time.
Compilation of Growlanser II and Growlanser III.
2003 (JP) Growlanser IV: Wayfarer of Time[1]
グローランサーIV		 Atlus Atlus Fantasy PS2 Sequel to Growlanser III: The Dual Darkness.
2003 (JP) Sakura Taisen 3: Is Paris Burning?[1]
Sakura Taisen 3: Pari wa Moeteiru ka		 Red
Overworks		 Sega
Red Ent.		 Steampunk WIN (Port) Port of Sakura Taisen 3: Pari wa Moeteiru ka for DC.
Sequel to Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou koto Nakare.
2003 (JP) Sakura Taisen: Atsuki Chishio ni Overworks Sega Steampunk PS2 (Remake) Remake of Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou koto Nakare for SAT.
Sequel to Sakura Taisen.
2003 (JP) Sakura Taisen[1] Red
Overworks		 Sega Steampunk PS2 (Remake) Remake of Sakura Taisen for SAT.
Series debuts.
2003 (JP) Mamanyonyo
ままにょにょ		 Alice Alice Fantasy WIN Eroge.
Shares the same setting as the Mamatoto series.
2003 (JP/NA/EU) Onimusha Tactics[1][19] Capcom Capcom Fantasy GBA Part of the Onimusha series.
2003 (JP) SD Gundam G Generation Advance[2] Bandai Sci-Fi GBA
2003 (JP) Shinseiki Genso: Spectral Souls[20]
新紀幻想スペクトラルソウルズ		 Idea Factory Idea Factory Fantasy PS2
2003 (EU)
2004 (NA) 		Silent Storm[11][21][22][23][24][25]
Операция Silent Storm		 Nival 1C Company
JoWood
Encore		 Sci-Fi
Historical		 WIN Series debuts.
2003 (JP) Summon Night 3 Flight-Plan Banpresto Steampunk PS2 Sequel to Summon Night 2.
2003 (JP) Sunrise World War Sunrise Fantasy PS2 Spin-off of Sunrise Eiyuutan.
2003 (JP) Super Robot Wars Compact 3 Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi WSC Sequel to Super Robot Wars Compact 2.
2003 (JP) Super Robot Wars Destiny Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi GBA
2003 (JP) Super Robot Wars Scramble Commander Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi PS2
2003 (JP) Tales of the World: Summoners Lineage Namco Namco Fantasy GBA Sequel to Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon.
2003 (JP) Tir-nan-og IV: King of the Valiant
ティル・ナ・ノーグIV 〜紡がれし勇者たち〜		 SystemSoft Fantasy WIN Sequel to Tir-nan-og III for WIN.
2003 (JP/CN) Venus & Braves: Majo no Megami to Horobi no Yogen[6]
ヴィーナス＆ブレイブス　～魔女と女神と滅びの予言～		 Namco Fantasy PS2 Real-time.
2003 (NA) Yu Yu Hakusho: Spirit Detective Sensory Sweep Atari Fantasy GBA
2003 (WW) UFO: Alien Invasion N/A N/A Sci-Fi CROSS Open source.

Spiritual successor to X-COM.

Last stable version (2.5) released in 2014.

2004 (JP) Black/Matrix 00[2] Flight-Plan Fantasy PS1 (Port) Port of Black Matrix Zero.
2004 (RU)
2005 (NA) 		Cops 2170: The Power of Law[26] MiST Land Strategy First Post-apocalyptic
Cyberpunk		 WIN
2004 (JP)
2005 (NA/EU) 		Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones[1][27] Intelligent Nintendo Fantasy GBA
2004 (JP) Front Mission Mobile[28] Square Enix Sci-Fi MOBI (Port) Port of Front Mission.
2004 (NA/EU) Future Tactics: The Uprising[29][30] Zed Two Crave
JoWood		 Fantasy GCN
PS2
Xbox
2004 (JP) Generation of Chaos IV[6]
新天魔界ジェネレーションオブカオスIV		 Idea Factory Idea Factory Sci-Fi PS2 Sequel to Generation of Chaos III: Toki no Fuuin.
2004 (NA) Growlanser Generations: Deluxe Edition[6] CareerSoft
Atlus		 Atlus
Working Designs		 Sci-Fi PS2 (Limit) Real-time.
Collector's edition version of Growlanser Generations.
2004 (NA)
2005 (EU) 		Jagged Alliance 2: Wildfire[1] I-Deal Strategy First Modern WIN (Comp) Compilation of Jagged Alliance 2 and the Wildfire mod.
2004 (JP/NA)
2005 (EU) 		Phantom Brave[1][31]
ファントム・ブレイブ		 Nippon Ichi Nippon Ichi
Koei		 Fantasy PS2
2004 (NA) Shadow Vault[1][32][33][34] Mayhem Strategy First Post-apocalyptic
Cyberpunk		 WIN
2004 (??) Shining Force: Resurrection of the Dark Dragon[1][35] Amusement Vision Sega Fantasy GBA (Remake) Remake of Shining Force: The Legacy of Great Intention for GEN.
2004 (EU) Silent Storm: Gold Edition Nival JoWood Sci-Fi
Historical		 WIN (Comp) Compilation of Silent Storm and Silent Storm: Sentinels.
2004 (EU) Silent Storm: Sentinels Nival 1C Company
JoWood		 Sci-Fi
Historical		 WIN Sequel to Silent Storm.
2004 (JP) Spectral Force: Radical Elements[6]
スペクトラルフォース ラジカルエレメンツ		 Neverland Idea Factory Fantasy PS2
2004 (RU)
2005 (EU) 		Star Wolves
Звездные волки		 Xbow 1C Company
Excalibur
Micro Application		 Sci-Fi WIN Real-time.
Characters pilot space ships, but the game features traditional RPG elements.
2004 (JP)
2005 (NA)
2006 (PAL) 		Stella Deus: The Gate of Eternity[1][6][36]
ステラデウス		 Pinegrow Atlus
505 GameStreet		 Fantasy PS2
2004 (JP) Super Robot Wars GC Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi GCN
2004 (JP) Super Robot Wars MX Banpresto Banpresto Sci-Fi PS2
2004 (JP) Tales of Tactics Fantasy MOBI
2004 (??) The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age, The[1][37] Griptonite EA Fantasy GBA
2004 (JP/NA)
2005 (PAL) 		Yu Yu Hakusho: Tournament Tactics[1] Sensory Sweep Atari Fantasy GBA

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