
The long awaited finale to the epic engulfing a continent comes to a head in the final chapter of the Trails of Cold Steel saga!
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $59.99 | 2.5Kreviews | 91% | — | $3.6M |
| $79.99 | 6.9Kratings | 92% | — | not modelled |
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Reviews
This game is so addictive, once you play one of it you gonna play another one. And because of that, I have wasted more than 7 month in this year to completed this series. Gonna stop playing this series or wasted more month in this year.
Trails of Cold Steel IV? More like Trails of Peak Steel. I adore this game, and in a wider sense, the Trails series. I like how Trails tell their story. They truly can make you feel the hopelessness from the scale of problem they are presenting, how you feel the hate towards some situations and characters from time to time, and fortunately it pays off in the end. I think what make this game works, and why it is so good, is due to how Trails have done in the past decade or so. They have endlessly built the world through 8 games leading up to this one and it's such a beautiful culmination and payoff for the fans of the series. This might have just become my favorite game series as of now.
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Languages: English*, Japanese**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 829 reviews with recorded playtime.
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With a series this long running, chances are you are here either because you are familiar with the series or you accidentally stumbled upon this title. if you're part of the former, you know the drill with the Trails series by now. Its a great JRPG with an anime art style, excellent battle system and mechanics, and compelling story, characters, and setting that evolves with each new iteration and stays fresh while not changing too fundamentally from its core. If you're part of the latter group and are completely new to the Trails series and think this game looks cool, you should know that this is game #9 in this long running series. Starting out on this game would be like watching Avengers: End Game as your first introduction to the MCU. I highly recommend you start at the beginning with Trails in the Sky FC. It's somewhat dated at this point, but its excellent art style and story carry it even in 2024. I know because I've marathoned every entry in the series up to Cold Steel 4 (so far) in 2024, and they are all fantastic games with great stories and sound tracks. Anyway, about this specific title: It's another great addition to the series. The characters from the previous games and the locations from Cold Steel 3 are back and under the spectre of the looming great war. Class 7 strives against all odds to find a light in the darkness to illuminate the path. For me, the Trails series has become the standard I measure other JRPG series against.
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More like Trails of Lukewarm Tinfoil. Though, honestly, it's a great RPG with a lot of cool things, it suffers much from yapping and serious topics being resolved immaturely. Just a few examples: #1. This game has a lot of characters. In every scene every character present is obliged to make a comment. It feels as if every dialog written for one or two characters was later cut into one-liners. Feels very cheap. #2. [spoiler]No real stakes. Despite horrible things going on, war, no one ever dies. The series overall is infamous for this, but this game takes it to a new level. Also no sense of urgency despite urgency being one of the main drivers of narrative.[/spoiler] #3. [spoiler]No villain, be it a small miscreant or a horrible I-WILL-DESTROY-EVERYTHING fiend, never feels as an actual threat, since the resolution is always: "I didn't really mean it and I'm good inside actually" or "I was misunderstood, let's be friends", or the favourite "The curse made me do it"[/spoiler] Though, as a fan of TLoH series, I hold every game dearly, I just can't lie to myself that a normal person (someone not invested in the series yet) can actually enjoy this game for its narrative devices. But if you are reading this review, big chance it's not your first Trails game, so go for it why not :D
A thrilling, emotional conclusion to the Cold Steel series, this epic story-driven game left me thoroughly satisfied and somewhat overwhelmed. With so many cameos and callbacks to earlier arcs, I truly appreciated what Nihon Falcom accomplished with this game and the series overall. Now that the first nine games are under my belt, I'll be taking a short break. But, I look forward to continuing the Trails series after I catch my breath 😅
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Great game. I became a fan of turn based RPGs from Xbox, then i surfed on Steam and found these legend of heroes games.
not enough action too much talking narrative not for me maybe someone else
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