Note: This review for The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure is going to assume that you have played through or at least played a good deal of its direct prequel, Trails from Zero, which was released last year (you can read our review of that, here). If you have not yet played Zero, play that first before taking on Azure, as it is a direct continuation of the narrative and events of the previous game!
CCG writes - "The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure is the fifth game in the Legend of Heroes: Trails series, and the second game in the Crossbell duology, that started with Trails from Zero. It stars Lloyd and the fellow members of the Special Support Section (SSS), and is a direct sequel to Trails from Zero, taking place a few short months after that game’s ending. It should go without saying that you really should play Trails from Zero before starting this game; you can even transfer clear data from that title into this one. I can’t help but spoil some aspects of Zero’s story while discussing this game, so if you wish to avoid spoilers (even if minor), you may want to play that game before reading this review."
A look at the Deluxe Edition of The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure for PlayStation 4, released in Europe in 2023.
Nihon Falcom announced its financial results for the first half of the fiscal year, corresponding to the period between October 2022 and March 2023.
Awesome. Love Legend of Heroes series and I will continue to buy them. They have been around for a long time now. Just starting Zero
This a great news, and hopefully encourages NF to localize their games even faster for us non-Japanese speaking fans. Can’t wait to continue the story with Reverie in July.
