CHRONO TRIGGER®

It has suddenly become glitchy. The game is stuck ins a nonstop ''upward''' cursor movement, both in menus and in actual gameplay. It's become impossible top play.

Crashes too much

Lo orgánico que poco a poco la historia comienza a envolverte con una premisa sencilla y sin casi ningún conflicto hasta que poco a poco descubrimos cual es el norte de toda esta historia. Sin duda una historia maravillosa de la que me siento contento de revisitar tras mas de 10 años y esta vez de manera legal.

Gud RPG by Square Enix, first time playing through. Reminds me of playing FF6 for the first time.

It's a bad port but the game is amazing. It has an OG Dragon Ball vibe kinda and the characters are also really cool. It's really sad that they haven't remade this game yet just like the other JRPG games like Dragon Quest 1-3. Hopefully one day, they will do that. Anyways, I'm sad to announce that I won't be playing this port anymore, I couldn't finish it because I got stuck, but I will play the DS version once I have that. I still don't wanna rate this game bad, even though the port is ass. I loved the time I had with this game and that's what counts for me.

I genuinely don't know why it took me so long to finally play Chrono Trigger. I'm a massive RPG fan and a huge Dragon Ball Z fan, so with Akira Toriyama's art style, this game should have been on my radar years ago. One of the first things that really stood out to me was the art style. Being such a big DBZ fan, I instantly loved the character designs and the overall look of the game. Even after all these years, it still looks fantastic and has so much personality. Then there's the music. The soundtrack is absolutely incredible. There are so many memorable tracks, and the music fits the different locations, characters and moments perfectly. It's one of those soundtracks that really adds to the adventure rather than just sitting in the background. The battle system was another big surprise for me. It's incredibly easy to pick up and understand, but there's still plenty to think about with different characters, abilities and Tech combinations. I never felt like I was fighting against complicated menus or systems — I could just enjoy the battles and experiment with my party. The story is fantastic as well, although I'll admit there were a few moments where I found it a little hard to follow. I honestly think that's more on me than the game, especially with everything involving time travel and different eras. But even when I wasn't completely sure what was happening, I still wanted to keep going and find out what happened next. That's probably what impressed me most about Chrono Trigger: everything just works together so well. The art, music, characters, story, exploration and combat all complement each other. Nothing feels like it's there just for the sake of it. It's also surprisingly easy to pick up and play considering its age. Sometimes going back to older RPGs can feel like hard work because of outdated mechanics, but Chrono Trigger doesn't really have that problem. It still feels incredibly playable today. After finally playing it, I completely understand why Chrono Trigger is held in such high regard. It's not just a great RPG for its time — it's a masterpiece, full stop. I just wish I'd played it sooner.