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.
Crunchyroll announced an English audio version of The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel – Northern War animated series. The story explores some of the events between The Legend of Heroes: Trails of the Cold Steel II and III in regards to North Ambria.
As we adventure through our favorite game worlds, RPGamers pass through our fair share of towns and cities. In the first of this two-part feature, we’ll tell you about the humble towns that stuck with us for their coziness, quirkiness, and more.
Ahead of its sequel’s release, The Legend of Heroes: Kuro no Kiseki is getting a PS5 version in Japan. Clouded Leopard Entertainment will also be releasing the PS5 version and a PC version in Asia.
It’s time for the next part in the Legend of Heroes saga, Trails of Cold Steel II, featuring guests Josh Carpenter and Pascal Tekaia. The first game ended on such a cliffhanger that the fans must be chomping at the bit to hear the next part!
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.
Trails! SaGa! Dragon Quest, oh my! Sam is back for another three months of backlog slaying. Has she made a huge dent in her epic collection? Or bought a ton of games? Find out in this quarterly installment of Backloggin’ the Year!
The first two entries in Nihon Falcom’s Trails of Cold Steel subseries will be available for Japanese Switch owners in July and August. No announcements regarding a western release have so far been made.
Josh tells us another tale of the Mehss Effect. Sam poots. Anna Marie gets snuggles, not struggles. Kelley tells us about the big hole in her heart. And Chris disinfects himself with Atelier Lysol.
We’re back and better* than ever! On this special episode of the RPGCast we do a deeper dive into what we’ve been playing and discuss our holiday hauls.
*Note: RPG Cast 526 may not actually be better than any other previous RPG Cast.
Whatcha Playing is back after a holiday-related delay to round up the games the staff played in November and December. Pokémon, Heroland, AI: The Somnium Files, and Trails of Cold Steel II were among the many vying for staff gaming time over the holidays.
Trails of Cold Steel II on the PlayStation 4 is the definitive edition of the video game. With a rich narrative full of world-building and fleshed out character, it’s a journey well worth the time sink.
Goku got moves. Square Enix got the dollar bills. Keanu got a fandom. And you got a really long post E3 podcast. Now go teach those youngsters how the weapon triangle works.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II’s PlayStation 4 version is now available in North America, before heading to Europe on Friday. RPGamers can get caught up on the series ahead of the third game’s release later this year.
XSEED Games and Marvelous Europe have announced the release date for the PlayStation 4 version of Trails of Cold Steel. The game will come to the system early next month, ahead of the third game’s release later this year.
XSEED has added Japanese audio options to the PC versions of Trails of Cold Steel I & II. To celebrate, the games and DLC are on sale.
The PlayStation 4 “Kai” versions of the first two Trails of Cold Steel games are coming west. The two games are both coming early next year, and will perhaps make the hopeful wait for the third and fourth games a little easier.
The Trails of Cold Steel have once again wound up back in the halls of Windows. Like its predecessor, those who waited for this version are on the receiving end of some bonus features.
Trails of Cold Steel II on PC finally has a release date. Looks like Trails fans can celebrate Valentine’s Day with their favorite characters.
Cold Steel II arrives today, so if you haven’t finished the first game yet you’d better get on that. Once you’re done, you can read up on the sequel right here.
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