Posted on: January 17, 2025

falcomercs

Jeux: 76 Avis: 2

A good ending for the Liberl arc

Overall the game is more straight forward than the other two. It has a ton of lore for most loose ends and you can tell difference in the difficulty from the since you start playing the game. Let´s go over the positives - You got a really amazing cast, most of the primary characters are playable in this game, you will have a difficult time setting up your party members. - Is a nice closure, hinting future plotlines in the other arcs. - There are many minigames some really fun to play that offer a nice break in all the dungeon crawling. Now the Negatives: -Like I say before the game feels more like a dungeon crawler there isn't more field exploration like in the previous games. If you aren't up for this type of challenges the game is going to feel more like a chore. - There are different type of doors that depending on the type of door offers you minigames, lore about a certain character, challenges to get new abilities. I want to focus on the lore type doors a lot of them offer you some very good background for the characters and there are some very interesting, but there are others that are really boring to watch because in this doors there's zero gameplay and just sitting thourgh a door for a character you don't care is going to be longest 30 minutes or more. -If you are first playing this first Arc because you first play the Crosbell or Erebonia arc, the lack of map in the dungeons can be really frustrating, I would recomend using a no spoilers guide from neozeker to be able to hit all those dungeons more easly. - Because you are in an alternative dimension in this game all the elements that doesen't exist in the real world are present here. That means you got plenty of nasty status ailments and you have to be extra focus on your turn order because one enemy can get and insta kill on that character that already had 200 CP fill, so be wary of that. In the end it's up to you to play this game, I'm having a good time with it.

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Posted on: October 27, 2023

Transcendencius

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Jeux: Avis: 4

Bloated Epilogue

As someone who has played from Trails in the Sky First Chapter through Trails into Reverie, I think this is the weakest entry in the entire franchise. It has the lowest density of impactful content, and it is largely an epilogue to the Trails in the Sky story arc with some additional information about the Septian Church. It is still worth playing (be sure to hit every door!), and you will miss out on some very important details about the world and character backstories/relationships if you skip it, but I think it's the weakest link so far. If that is what I have to say, why did I give it 5 stars? That's just how good the The Legend of Heroes is. Even if they are few and far between, the peaks are Sky High.

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Posted on: August 19, 2018

Crisco1492

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Jeux: 1149 Avis: 39

One Last Time in the Sun

Having never played the [i]Trails[/i] series before, I decided to take a risk and drop $10 on the first in the series. Here I am, six months later, having just finished the third game. In all, I have a good 120 hours play time just on this series. It is fun, with a story that -- like most JRPGs -- keeps growing over time, hinting at an epic scope but never quite revealing its entirety. Now, more specifically about the third game: [i]The 3rd[/i] is a delightful romp through purgatory and Hell. Your main character is, unlike in the first two games, Father Kevin Graham, a member of the priesthood with a secret only hinted at in the second chapter. Uniting friends and foes alike, you tear your way through demons to uncover the secret of this world in which you find yourself trapped. If you've played the first two games, you will know what to expect in play style: turn-based strategy with a mixture of physical attacks, arts (magic), and crafts, as well as items. Everyone's S-crafts are expanded upon, and new orbments are included to expand the characters' range of abilities. In the exploration, there are also a number of entirely skippable doors that allow you to play minigames or get insight into lives of the characters. As mentioned in another review, this is not quite a sequel, but rather a lengthy epilogue to the [i]Trails in the Sky[/i] series and a farewell to the Liberl crew. It gives them a sense of closure, and sets up a number of plot points that are expanded upon in the [i]Cold Steel[/i] series and in some yet-to-be-translated games that I really hope end up on GOG in the near future. In short -- if you loved the first two games, buy this. If you haven't played them: play them first, then buy this.

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Posted on: May 5, 2017

cblpok11

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Jeux: 402 Avis: 5

Comeback of one of the best JRPG

One of the best JRPG. Even though it not looking very good in terms of graphics, it give you great story and characters, and that is why we play RPGs. Thank you XSEED for bringing us English version. And thank you Falcom for making that awsome series. Can't wait to see English version of Zero and Ao no Kiseki.

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Posted on: July 26, 2018

Rafaru360

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Jeux: 499 Avis: 14

Great epilogue and prologue (?)

This game is just a tie end to the trails in the sky part which adds SO MUCH to the world and characters with the tone that this game uses which never fails to amuse me, the telling of Renne's story had me grabbing my chest as there was an explosion of various emotions cursing trough me, It was magical and powerful, as this series

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