The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie
Main game
4.35 average rating based on 63 ratings
- Developers
- Nihon Falcom
- Publishers
- Clouded Leopard Entertainment Inc., NIS America, Nihon Falcom
- Franchises
- The Legend of Heroes
- Series
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails
- Platforms
- Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PlayStation VR, SteamVR
- Genres
- Role-playing (RPG), Turn-based strategy (TBS)
- Themes
- Action, Drama, Fantasy, Science fiction
- Steam
- View on Steam
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A game for the fans
Trails Into Reverie is a huge love letter to those who have stayed over the years with Trails. It features a huge number of characters, customizations of many kinds, and hours and hours of content that you can just get yourself lost in.
The plot isn’t groundbreaking, but it does get presented it a very mysterious way that makes you want more.
Definitely a game for the fans.
Morcys's review of The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie
I loved this game, it's definitely one of the best in the franchise and the first with an actual postgame, although honestly games as long as these do not need a postgame. This game has 50 playable characters! for a moment I thought I was playing Fire Emblem. Also, The game employs an enhanced iteration of the gameplay mechanics seen in the third installment.
Love the Legends of Heroes games and this is one of the best
This review is for the Nintendo Switch version
I've played all the games from Sky thru to this one, and I'm eagerly waiting for the localization of the Calvard games. I've finished the main game, but still have some Reverie Corridor stuff left to do, which I'm looking forward to for more mini-games and daydreams. The game itself is a typical Trails game with all the characters I know and love (except Kevin and Reis - they were mentioned but never shown - what's up with that?). I talked to everyone several times and fought all sorts of monsters, old and new. I spent an inordinate amount of time adjusting my orbments, too. But just getting to see and spend time with all my old favorites is the best kind of gameplay. The story was good, and there were many moments where I laughed out loud and a few where I cried a little. These games may not appeal to everyone, but they are some of my very favorite JRPGs.
A Long Game but a Good Game
This review is for the PC (Microsoft Windows) version
Wow. This game certainly is an experience. And in true Legends of Heroes fashion, once you put the 60-70 hours in and all the threads of the plot come together, this game ends up telling a rather beautiful story. There are some really incredible and beautiful moments late in the game that make this so worthwhile. And the music is really good.
Overall, to keep this a spoiler free review - if you've played previous games in this series and really, really liked them, this game should also be rather appealing. It actually does make leveling up quite a bit easier in some ways - giving the player a dedicated space to grind in. I thought that was a rather cool idea.
I look forward to playing the next game in this series, albeit perhaps after some time has gone by. This game takes quite a commitment of time to work through.
Hajimari
This review is for the PlayStation 4 version
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Dejavu?
Nothing really mechanically wrong with this but it really felt like i was just re-playing the last game story wise. It's even acknowledged in game, im still SUPER hyped for the next game though especially since were finally getting a new cast. The amount of playable charcaters was just getting ridiculous (over 40 iirc)
Note that I played this almost immediately after Cold Steel 4, im sure people who played CS4 during its original release window wont have this same feeling. (In fact i played the WHOLE series in order one after the other it was AWESOME!!!!)
I finished Trails into Reverie main storyline and I'm so happy, but also so sad because only during the credits you realize that the ending is the result of a huge build up.
Undoubtedly my favorite Trails and probably also my second favorite game ever. It definitely wouldn't have been the same without playing all the previous games, I'm aware of it.
The Trails series has been a great emotional support to me since I discovered Trails in the Sky, so thank you Trails for being with me to this day. Thank you for giving me characters such as Emma, Rean, Towa, Crow, Elie, Nadia, Lapis, Kevin, Rufus, Randy, Altina, Musse, the Liberl group, Class VII and SSS.
I can't wait to learn more about Zemuria when Kuro no Kiseki will be released in the West!
So I finished the Reverie Corridor. I was surprised that it had story elements besides the Daydreams and minigames, thinking it was just a long dungeon for additional gameplay. It was a lot of fun! My one quibble is the additional characters you get (I know they're random, but two favorites of mine came very late in the stratums). Anyway, these two characters made bad pun jokes when opening chests which took me back to the chests in the Crossbell games which all talk to you when you open them. Why don't Developers include this feature in more games as it's a riot? Anyway, I loved the game and can't wait for the next in the series to be localized.
20 hours in now, It is very good, I have some fights that have given me trouble but having to get used to the CS quartz system after doing the quartz system from sky and crosbell ganmes. Side content I am ready to get back to just have to wait for it to open up again. With my school work dieing down after I finish what I need to do today I am about to ]be able to make a lot of progress when I am on break