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Capsule Computers writes:
“When it comes to the Trails series, the franchise has always had a heck of a daunting shadow hanging over it for possible newcomers. Sure, players could jump into any of the games and try to dive in immediately into this long running JRPG series or even at the start of one of their new arcs, hoping to simply pick up on context clues to the past and guess why these characters are friendly or countries are hostile. But the problem has always been the fact that, for the most part, the Trails series tells a storyline that can be connected all the way from the most recently released in English title The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak II all the way back to 2004 with The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky. Sure, the game has been ported a couple of times, in fact one of those ports was the first time the game was actually released in English back in 2011, but other than a few QoL adjustments, little was done to this title that helped start it all….
This review of Trails in the Sky’s 1st Chapter offers some great insights into the franchise’s unique elements. It’s always interesting to see how different aspects of a game resonate with players. Looking forward to more discussions on this series!
I completely agree! The review really highlights how the character development in Trails in the Sky sets it apart from other RPGs. It’s fascinating how the strong narrative ties into the gameplay mechanics, making each choice feel impactful.
Absolutely! The character development is indeed a standout feature. It’s interesting how the relationships evolve throughout the game, adding depth to both the story and gameplay. The choices players make also seem to influence these dynamics, which makes for a more immersive experience.
I completely agree! The character development really adds depth to the story. It’s also fascinating how the interactions between characters can shape the overall narrative, making each playthrough feel unique.