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1. #Ao no kiseki pc system data full#
2. #Ao no kiseki pc system data Pc#
3. #Ao no kiseki pc system data series#

#Ao no kiseki pc system data Pc#

You are probably wondering why didn’t Trails in the Sky make it to the West sooner if it was so good? At the time, Falcom released a lot of their games on PC even though the PC market wasn’t anything near what it is like today. For the record, the previous Legend of Heroes games before Trails in the Sky have no plot or character connection to the current games and thus can be safely ignored if you want to play this series. It was meant to piggyback on the semi-success of the previous Legend of Heroes games that Falcom had developed, while also starting something fresh and new that would later take on a life of its own and span eleven games and counting.

#Ao no kiseki pc system data full#

The full title of the game is The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky.

#Ao no kiseki pc system data series#

So in this article, I will go over the origins of the series, why you might want to play it, and then give you an idea of what order to play the games in.ĭeveloped by Nihon Falcom, the Trails series (which is known as the Kiseki series in Japan) is a story-focused, turn-based RPG series launched on PC way back during the golden age of JRPGs in 2004 with Trails in the Sky/ Sora no Kiseki. Now I love to talk about Trails as much as the next fan of the series, but I realize it may be easier if we have something down in writing so that people can refer back to it. With Trails of Cold Steel IV recently released in the West, I find myself asked by many people while streaming for the site, “What is this awesome-looking series?”, “How do I get into this series?”, “Which game do I start with?”, “Can I start with Cold Steel IV?” and plenty of other questions. But I am not here to tell you the story of those games I am here to tell you about an RPG series many have been missing out on since 2004, and of course, I am talking about the Trails series. And then there are RPGs that fly under the radar and live in obscurity within their small niche of fans, waiting for that one breakout game to launch them into stardom.

Some RPGs are lesser known in the gaming world, but you still find many who recognize them by name. Some RPGs get the attention and recognition they rightly deserve.