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Three different legends are about to unfold! Determine the fates of Rean Schwarzer, Lloyd Bannings, and the mysterious “C” in this climactic chapter of The Legend of Heroes series.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie is a rpg, jrpg and story rich game
developed by Nihon Falcom and PH3 GmbH
and published by NIS America and Inc..
Released on July 07th 2023 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 950 reviews of which 901 were positive and 49 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam with a 50% discount.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Core i3-2100 3.10 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Geforce GTX 650 Ti
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 29 GB available space
- VR Support: SteamVR (for optional minigame only)
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Today I finished the main story and the postgame. It's been a epic journey, playing this saga for over 12 months non-stop, This game works as an emotional closure to complete many stories of the most beloved characters Today I'll finally get to the Calvary Arc. Thank you Falcom for creating this masterpiece, the best video game in history in terms of narrative and story. <3
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The Legend of Heroes: Trails Into Reverie can be summed up with one word: Impressive. As someone who only got into the Trails series as of the middle of last year, chipping away at it in my attempt to catch up in time for its 13th entry in the next half-year, I’ve grown beyond-attached to the consistency of its characters and world. It goes without saying that this is the last game you should be starting with if you have any remote interest in the series. Starting here would be akin to making Avengers: Endgame your starting point with watching the Marvel flicks. Don’t skip, don’t wiki-read, don’t retro-youtube-lookup. Just snag Trails in the Sky FC and let this series have its way with you if you have any remote interest in slow-burn, long-developing characters that are well-written, vibrant, and best of all: Fleshed out. That last point is the heart of this series as a whole, and Reverie is no exception to this. If you are just tuning in from the perspective of someone who has finished the Crossbell and Erebonia games back to back, this game is the culmination of build-up both of those arcs setup and then paid off through serendipitous celebration. Side note: Please also read the in-game story “Three & Nine”. Don’t ask why. Just do it. The characters introduced from that novel are worth your investment. To put it simply, this game makes you feel nostalgic goosebumps regarding all of the characters’ appearances, repeatedly. I can’t imagine the feeling this game must have had for those who had to wait patiently for it, because even with my marathon of the series, I felt the nostalgia goosebumps, and they were hitting on the regular, given how frequently characters you’ve come to know and love throughout the past nine games kept appearing with the same consistency that they first started with. I see folks bringing up what their favorite and hated characters are. Here’s mine: I don’t have a favorite because I love them all, except I hate Angelica so much that she was permanently given a mishy-head cosmetic. If you have played the previous games and felt a similar way by this point, then you will be happily thrilled with what you get out of this 50+ character extravaganza. And the best part is Angelica is delegated to cameo with how little she is involved, so feel free to enjoy that factor if you share my sentiments regarding her existence. I want to emphasize more about these characters and why they sniped me. The best way I can describe the satisfaction I get from Reverie is to reference one of my favorite western RPGs, Jagged Alliance 2 (the recent 3 was also good). Without going into details if you haven’t played the JA games, they are turn-based tactical RPGs involving a giant cast of colorful, albeit simply-described mercenaries with their own established histories and love/hate relationships between one another. You can team up Wolf, Fox, and Barry and they’ll be besties who love working together, or you can put Lynx and Buzz together and prepare to watch your money go down the drain as they set a Hispanic island on fire just to neutralize each other. The only downside of this wonderful chaos is that despite their established histories, you don’t get to see them living their lives or fleshing out these characterizations through extensive dialogue apart from fun quips. You effectively get a tiny taste, and then a lot of what you know about them is just assumed and head-cannon’d. Reverie is the anti-JA, in the sense that these characters do have love/hate relationships with each other and massive histories, but unlike JA, we know these characters, and we can regularly swap them around and just enjoy their banter in dungeon-crawls and story-dialogue. There is such an intense satisfaction to seeing the payoff of how they interact amongst one another. Seeing Lloyd and Randy continue their bromance, enjoying Agate squirm against his true final boss Erika, or even just seeing Tio and Tita nerding out over new-character Lapis. I could list hundreds of combinations of characters, and even in just running Reverie’s dungeon-crawls with any of these characters, I was being entertained by the combo-victory quips, practically swapping out characters all the time just to see what they’d say to one another after landing a link-kill. You probably noticed I barely talked about the plot. That’s because the plot isn’t that important. It has its significance to the greater scheme of the Trails universe, but I have to keep emphasizing that I am here for these characters, and no matter how much fans want to fight over the value of individual plots in these games, the more the characters are emphasized? The more I am entertained. And Reverie, next to Sky 3rd, is the king of delivering on character-development. The side stories, in particular, are show-stealers that ended up being more valuable than any rare weapon/accessory/quartz could ever bestow. If you have made it through the series, you deserve to play Reverie. If you have not played these games and have gained interest in it after reading all of this? You are not allowed to play Reverie. I forbid it. In fact, if you disregard that warning and play Reverie without playing the previous games, then I’ll just laugh at your utter confusion and frustration as you attempt to find meaning and joy from this unbelievably massive roster. It’s probably not impossible, but given how this series is consistent about not giving history-lessons about previous entry moments, it would be in your best interest to just take your time and give this series a chance. It is now my favorite JRPG series to date, Final Fantasy, Yakuza, Nier, Grandia, and Xeno-series be damned. I can’t wait to finish my journey. I hope some of you will try the ride. It’s worth it.
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And here, my journey of 10 trails game in almost 3 years has come to an end. Falcom proves me that the good games are always be the game that has been loved by the creators. They are pouring their heart in many details in the game such as NPC dialogs or even gameplay mechanic adjustment one by one since Sky, which leads the player to love their games too. For the one who want to try this series but concern of the very long story line, trust me. It's really worth your time.
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➤➤ Short Review: --Buy now! (BUT)-- I absolutely love the trails franchise. It is in my opinion peak JRPG goodness. Trails into Reverie is no exception, quite the opposite even. as the conclusion for 2 (maybe you could say 3) arcs, the story is from beginning to end just amazing, to a point where I can't even describe how good it is. For Anime fans, specifically One Piece fans, it's basically the same as how One Piece gets amazing later on to an unimaginable degree. BUT! You do need to play all previous entries to have this effect. The game and story does stand on it's own, but you will realize that there are tons of things you won't know, even story relevant parts. (Another BUT! I wish NISA would implement a new system for how languages work in "localized" games. If you're playing with the japanese audio, there are tons and tons of discrepancies to the point of ruining immersion. These games have heavy "Localization" instead of "Translation". I wish they made it so that if you play with the japanese audio, it's only translation and not localization. For lack of better words, they butchered some characters with the localization, but people that play with the english dub will never know, which is sad.) ➤➤ Long Review: - Story: I will keep this one short, it's the conclusion to 2-3 arcs that were told in 9 different ~60 hour each long games. As such, it's extremely hype and from my perspective, an amazing conclusion to the arcs, characters and the world it plays in. - Gameplay: It's more or less the exact same as in Trails of Cold Steel IV, the combat is solid, with enough depth for people to create unique builds for each character. It got a new additional feature which is a good addition and gives a bit more power to the player. They did add a new system to the game that is heavily involved in the story, but without spoiling too much, it's a randomized dungeon for you to level up, get loot and other goodies. - Sound: The OST is as usual phenomenal. Nord Highlands OST for example is just a vibe that I can listen to even when I'm not playing the game. - Visuals: I won't say the game looks amazing or great. Genshin Impact and other Gacha games have already shown that the anime styled graphics can look really good, even in action. The environments also don't look that detailed or amazing. You could argue the areas sometimes could be from late PS3, early PS4 era. This isn't necessarily a big problem as the story, soundtrack and combat clearly carry this game to the top of the JRPG genre. - PC settings: Durante and Team did an amazing job. That was by far the best decision NISA ever made.
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This is a closing/followup game to 9 other very long games so do not start here. I only played through the Trails of Cold Steel arc but still understood 95% of the content/discussions so you can start there and still really enjoy the games. It's more of a graphic novel you play through than its predecessors because that is the only way they could possibly cram in every playable character from all the other games.... and it's a ridiculous amount of playable characters -.- On top of that you get to beat the crap out of each other a bunch too. Overall not my favorite of the series but it's nice to close up a lot of the plot questions. I like these because if you are having a bad day you can switch to super easy mode and just whomp the turdbutter out of everything. If you feel like a tactical challenge you can turn it up in the middle of play. Or if you don't feel like doing anything watch one of the 10 million daydream clips. There is something here for everybody. List of games in order since nobody has posted it; 1. Trails in the Sky 2. Trails in the Sky Second Chapter 3. Trails in the Sky the 3rd 4. Trails from Zero 5. Trails to Azure 6. Trails of Cold Steel 7. Trails of Cold Steel II 8. Trails of Cold Steel III 9. Trails of Cold Steel IV 10. Trails into Reverie *You are here 11. Trails through Daybreak 12. Trails through Daybreak 2
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The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie is currently available at a 50% discount. You can purchase it for 29.99€ on Steam.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie received 901 positive votes out of a total of 950 achieving a rating of 8.92.
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The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie was developed by Nihon Falcom and PH3 GmbH and published by NIS America and Inc..
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie is playable and fully supported on Windows.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie is not playable on MacOS.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie is not playable on Linux.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie is a single-player game.
There are 6 DLCs available for The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie. Explore additional content available for The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie on Steam.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie does not support Steam Remote Play.
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Developer
Nihon Falcom,
PH3 GmbH
Publisher
NIS America, Inc.
Release
07 Jul 2023
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