A brand new entry following on from Trails of Cold Steel IV that follows three different main protagonists. Readers should expect to see spoilers for previous games in the series everywhere.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie finally marks the conclusion of western Zemuria’s continent-spanning story. Everything once again converges on Crossbell for a celebration of the series so far.
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Nihon Falcom’s The Legend of Heroes franchise, and particularly its Trails series, has given RPGamers many titles to enjoy. With more titles released or coming soon since our initial 2021 article, we have updated our Where to Start? guide for 2025.
Nihon Falcom announced a September date for The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter. The developer also provided more details about the upcoming remake of the very first Trails game.
Kelley discusses how she got away with premeditated cannon. Josh wonders why there isn’t a chocobo wrap at Dunkin. Ryan tries to take down the evil Paws empire. Chris backseat podcasts. Also, don’t follow what Andi is reading.
2023 wasn’t necessarily plain sailing for the industry, but there’s no denying it was another year packed with stellar RPGs. After taking our usual time to digest the past year’s releases, RPGamer is proud to present our Best of 2023 awards.
Kelley needs a good toilet game. Chris wonders where to hold the sword-chucks. Josh discovers the Trails series gets more anime the further it goes. And Jason wonders if Dory has ADHD. What’s his name again? Oh right, Wyl.
Kelley doesn’t want to bang Gambit that bad. Chris wants foilage in games. Jason discovers a new service at the spa. And Josh tells everyone, “Go away, I’m brooding.”
NIS America released a new trailer for The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie ahead of the game’s launch next month. The latest video shows the combat tools at the player’s disposal.
With the recent releases of The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero and Trails to Azure, western RPGamers are finally able to experience the full story of Crossbell. Nihon Falcom’s examinations of the city state’s challenges makes it one the standout RPG settings.
A new trailer ahead of the upcoming western release of The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie shows some of its side content. In addition to a bonus dungeon, the game features a variety of mini-games.
NIS America released a new English trailer for Trails into Reverie. Viewers can get a look at the important returning cast members, plus a few new ones.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie has a proper western release date. The game is coming to PC and consoles in North America and Europe in early July.
NIS America revealed its VR platform support for The Legend of Heroes: Trails Into Reverie’s two beachy side scenarios. While the content will be available on all platforms, only PC and PS4 players will be able to experience it in VR.
NIS America provided another Nihon Falcom announcement with a summer launch window for The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie. It comes with the game’s opening movie and the reveal of its Limited Edition.
RPGamer’s Where to Start? feature returns to provide a guide for those looking to get into certain RPG series. This time out we provide some insights on Nihon Falcom’s The Legend of Heroes, in particular the Trails/Kiseki titles.
Nihon Falcom held a 40th anniversary concert during which NIS America announced four more Legend of Heroes titles are heading west. The games will be released over the next couple of years, with fan translations playing an important part.
Hajimari no Kiseki is getting Japanese as Asian releases for Switch and PC via Steam this August. Trails fans can expect a story that takes places shortly after the events of Trails of Cold Steel IV with many familiar faces returning.
Nihon Falcom released the opening movie for its latest The Legend of Heroes title, Hajimari no Kiseki. The developer also provided new screenshots showing more returning characters and some additional side content.
A new update for Hajimari no Kiseki focuses on some more returning characters. The title will also feature the return of the Who Wants to Be a Mirannaire? mini-game.
Nihon Falcom has released a three-minute trailer for The Legend of Heroes: Hajimari no Kiseki. The developer also provided details on the game’s True Reverie Corridor dungeon and Magical Girl Alisa RS spin-off mini-game.
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