Nihon Falcom’s Trails series heads to the Republic of Calvard. Released in Japan as The Legend of Heroes: Kuro no Kiseki.
Date: | Region: | Platform: | Publisher: | Developer: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
2021-09-30 |  | PS4 | Nihon Falcom | Nihon Falcom |
2022-07-28 | | PS5 | Nihon Falcom | Nihon Falcom |
2023-03-02 | | WIN | NIS America | Nihon Falcom PH3 GmbH |
2024-02-15 | | NSW | Nihon Falcom | Nihon Falcom PH3 GmbH |
2024-07-05 |   | WIN PS4 PS5 NSW | NIS America | Nihon Falcom PH3 GmbH |
The Legends of Heroes series starts its extended stay in the Republic of Calvard with Trails through Daybreak. The combination of a new cast, new settings, and revamped combat works wonders at moving the series forward while offering a new jumping-on point.
Today’s cast gets dangerously close to a patent law cast as Chris finds a new pirate game to ignore. Kelley wants truck-kun to be isekai’d into a person. And Josh asks, “What do you get from petting the bear?” No one answers.
Chris saw a wizard in Tokyo in Trader Vic’s, his robe and wizard hat were perfect. Kelley got tired of Alf memes. Josh shoved his Steam Link in a closet somewhere. Gamers suck, tune in next week for monitor cast.
Chris requires pirate games to be on the ocean. Kelley’s over capybaras. Josh is betrayed by his potato peeler’s safety guard. Also, everybody hates Wakka.
Chris warns about goblins and bugbears living together. Josh learns he’s the most likely to be loaded into the soul cannon first. Kelley only watches the bottom half of Looney Tunes. And Robert has 99 problems but an EVA waifu ain’t one.
Chris proclaims that WoW isn’t a battery drainer, it’s the Warlord of Draenor. Kelley has a soda-fresh Steamdeck. Josh discovers the fifth horseman of the apocalypse: politics. Robert wraps himself in a towel and puts himself in the oven.
Josh gives us a time to head pat update. Kelley has “unfriendly” written on her vet notes. Robert has spent 10,000 years in the friend zone. Chris designs a pirate city building game with cat girls and heavy metal music, that everyone can love.
Kelley builds a fan mod alternate LEGO Sonic build. Josh learns not to read the wiki…any wiki. Matt digs through Infinity’s trash to find out when the money ran out. Chris is watching the anime…but it’s not good either.
This week in Q&A Quest we discuss The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak. We also deep dive into the mechanics of the Kingdom Hearts series.
Kelley uses familiars to click her buttons. Josh scribbles in comic sans over your collector’s edition with a sharpie. Which is good because Chris can’t handle yet another collector’s edition. They’re all doing better than Ryan, though, who is suffering from Wizardry PTSD.
Kelley becomes a Battletoads Jedi. Chris visits Atelier Risa the pleasure planet. Robert will pay the price of free-to-play. Josh patents our new adult animation series.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak looks to attract both new and returning fans as it begins a fresh story arc for the long-running series. NIS America gave RPGamer a preview of what awaits in Calvard.
NIS America announced a demo for The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak. The demo will let players access the start of the game on PlayStation and Switch.
NIS America revealed a western release date for The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak. RPGamers can join up with Van Arkride and co. in Calvard this July.
We enter another year stacked full of exciting upcoming releases. The RPGamer staff picked out some of the highlights they are looking forward to in 2024.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak is finally coming to Switch in Japan. Players in that market can get their hands on the game in early 2024.
NIS America revealed that it is releasing Nihon Falcom’s Kuro no Kiseki in North America and Europe. The game will release on PC and consoles as The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak in summer 2024.
NIS America released a Japanese PC version of The Legend of Heroes: Kuro no Kiseki. Worked on by porting studio PH3, it raises hopes an English release will follow the launch of Trails into Reverie.
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.
A new The Legend of Heroes title hits Japan in just a couple of weeks. To help gear fans up for Kuro no Kiseki, Nihon Falcom released the game’s opening movie.
Nihon Falcom put out some more information for the latest The Legend of Heroes title, Kuro no Kiseki. The update introduces five likely antagonists and details battles featuring Van’s Grendel transformation.
Recent Comments