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Like Zero before it, Azure heavily focuses on Crossbell City as a collective populous, rather than having any one character be the main focal point. Terminology and references to events from past games get thrown around like confetti, and you will get lost if you’re not aware of what all of it is referring to.

There is a handy “Story So Far” feature if you need a refresher on the storyline of Zero, but I highly recommend that players complete these two in relatively close proximity to one another. Trails to Azure runs with the assumption that those who play it have events from the first game fresh in their memory. The Conspiracy of Crossbellįull disclosure: don’t even try to play this one without first having completed its predecessor. The second half, The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure, now aims to close out this saga in explosive and epic fashion. However, it was only the first half of the “Crossbell Duology”. Despite a few faults, I found it to be a strong RPG that represented many of developer Falcom’s best qualities. As part of the long-running and continuity-driven series, it was a missing piece of a big puzzle.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails had an important release last year in the form of Trails from Zero.

Download the new for apple The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure