Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter

[h1]A Timeless Masterpiece Rendered with Absolute Respect[/h1] [b]Trails in the Sky[/b] has held a deeply special place in my heart ever since I fell in love with it back in 2004. Having beaten almost every iteration—from the original PC release to the PSP and Kai versions—multiple times over the years, stepping into this Remake was a breathtaking experience. Seeing the world I adore brought to life with modernized graphics and refined systems was nothing short of incredible. The developers treated the original source material with immense respect, capturing every single detail with utmost accuracy. Ironically, that absolute fidelity was a double-edged sword for a veteran like me. Because I already knew every line, every quest, and every route by heart, fatigue set in early. I found myself dropping and picking up the game repeatedly for a while. However, with the release of SC on the horizon, I pushed through to the final line—and that ending instantly reminded me why I fell in love with this masterpiece in the first place. I honestly envy those who get to experience this story for the very first time through this Remake. Experiencing this masterpiece first-hand, without prior knowledge, makes it the absolute ultimate entry point into the series. I take immense pride in recommending this game to everyone. If you are a fan of story-rich RPGs, this is a legendary journey you owe it to yourself to experience at least once in your lifetime.

An outstanding remake of an all time classic and a great way to get newer players into the series. No endless amounts of cameos and character bloat that newer trails games suffer from(as much as I love Rean falcom needs to actually let go and maybe start something new). This game is purely story telling and world building which is what Falcom does best.

Una obra maestra que ofrece a la perfección todo lo que se busca en un RPG japonés; ¡es imprescindible jugarlo! Historia: El guion logra un equilibrio perfecto —sin caer en el cinismo excesivo ni en la frivolidad—, lo que lo convierte en una delicia para los amantes de las historias de viajes. Todos los personajes están escritos con esmero, por lo que es fácil cogerles cariño. Dificultad: El juego ofrece opciones que van desde ajustes para quienes solo quieren disfrutar de la historia hasta desafíos para los jugadores más exigentes que desean dedicar decenas de horas a la experiencia; la atención prestada al jugador es excepcional. Jugabilidad: El ritmo es ágil y no hay encuentros aleatorios, lo que garantiza una experiencia libre de estrés; además, la función de velocidad doble aumenta la comodidad. Construcción del mundo: Incluso los personajes no jugables (NPC) de pueblos y aldeas tienen nombre; observar sus reacciones y cómo cambian a medida que avanza la historia pone de manifiesto el cariño que los desarrolladores han puesto en el juego. Otros aspectos: En general, es un juego sumamente agradable y accesible; dado que la aventura de cada jugador genera recuerdos únicos e inolvidables, recomiendo encarecidamente probarlo.

Классический представитель жанра JRPG, с уютной атмосферой, приятной историей и горько сладким финалом, геймплей интересный, элемент позиционирования определённо добавляет глубины, иногда душно, но не сильно. Очень сильно не хватает разнообразия боссов, это либо люди, либо не интересная нечисть, лишь финальный босс действительно что-то интересное, но в основном я рад что прошел эту игру, и вам советую пройти, если вы любите JRPG

話が…きつい 最初はもうザ・RPGっていう感じでよかったんだよ でも話が… 4地方くらいを順にめぐっていく展開だけど 2つ目くらいをやる頃はまあまあ…って流せた バトルが面白かったし、キャラクターのモデルもきれいだし、音楽もいいし、作りが丁寧だから で、港町だったかの話がかなり嫌な展開で、しかもチープだし、 しかもいちいち悪役が最後に逃げるんだよ でもこれまでもずっとその展開だったわけ それでもう萎えてる で、ゲーム自体も、実は同じ構造をずっと繰り返してるだけに思えてきたんだよな また塔が立ってて、町が2個くらいあって、ぽつぽつアイテムが落ちてるフィールドで、本当に構造が似てる それでまたおつかいが始まって、って バトルも爽快感あるけど、シンボルエンカウントで避けるのも簡単だし、戦わなくてもいいし、ひたすら走ってるだけなんだよ でも一番はストーリーかな 全然進まないよ… 長大な風呂敷をチラチラ見せてくるだけな感じ 世界は広そうだけど…プレイ時間の割に全然進んでなくないか？ いやまあ丁寧なんだけどね…ほぼフルボイスだし クリアしてないけどもういいかな…

Its a good old school style type jrpg with a modern coat. It runs pretty good even on old hardware. It looks pretty good too. The character are memorable and have depth as well. Combat is alright even for somone who isnt too much in to turn based mechanics. Voice acting is alright too. well, half of the time. the other half there is none, which i personally find pretty irritating from a otherwise pretty good game. The game certainly deserves some more love. Maybe then the devs will have more money for full voice acting.

Well at the final chapter now it's time to leave some thoughts. Having extensively played through just about every the legend of heroes game accept for day break 2 which im getting to soon and beyond the horizon i can confidently say that this remake nailed it. Having played the original game way back on the psp and having to wait 15 years for the sequel to come watching the series blossom from start to finish to what it is today has been a real treat. With the series winding down to an actual close with beyond the horizon it's a perfect time to re visit the origins of the series. ( though we still don't have the dragon slayer games or remakes of the psp games yet hopefully soon. ) Anyways enough of that this is the start of where the series really started to take shape and build a world full of charactes, lore, and some of the best world building you will ever come across not to mention some of the best pieces of music your ears will come across. Battles in this version of the game play out in both real time action and turn based battles. With monsters being visable on the field you can choose to engage with them or just run passed. Eleminating random encounters makes everything go by so much faster travel wise so it lets you focus on your goal more. Traveling the map is a breeze and this version contains a turbo mode which lets you sprint across the map like its nothing. Theres also fast travel that unlocks right away letting you quickly go back and fourth between areas when needed. However typically one you are done with one region theres no real reason to go back to it unless a side quest directs you to. This is a one and done type of system go to point a to point b follow the story markers and or go off the beaten path if you'd like finishing the optional objectives. ( displayed with a blue or gree exlimation point instead of a red one. ) Really excited to what falcom has in store for us once all the remakes are done and the series is done as a whole.