download the new version The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure

The PS4 release from Falcom in Japan served as the base for Trails to Azure for PC and Switch. Beginning with Trails from Zero, the developer tackled the Switch version as well, and also worked on Trails to Azure. Until Trails from Zero, PH3 has been responsible for PC releases of Trails and Ys games. If you’ve never played a game in the series before, you’ve been missing out on a fantastic narrative, but the Crossbell Duology of Trails from Zero to Azure is an essential for RPG fans in general. Trails from Zero from last year serves as the best entry point into Falcom’s massive series for Nintendo Switch owners. For this Trails to Azure Switch review, I’m going to cover those differences and why this is worth your time as one of the best RPGs of the year.īefore getting into the improvements and enhancements or the Switch conversion itself, Trails to Azure is not a great entry point into the world of Trails if you’re a newcomer. While a lot of the improvements and additions in the Switch version of Trails to Azure are the same as Trails from Zero, this version includes everything from day one.

Thanks to that, Trails to Azure on Switch feels more like an enhanced remaster of the PS4 version with many new features and upgrades. The PC and Nintendo Switch versions of Trails to Azure have been handled by PH3 just like Trails from Zero.

Trails to Azure originally debuted in Japan in 2011 on PSP as Ao no Kiseki before seeing a PS4 release a few years ago as Ao no Kiseki Kai. NIS America and Falcom have now released two of those with Trails from Zero last year and Trails to Azure this week across PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC platforms. It still feels wild that we had four Trails games announced during the Falcom 40th anniversary concert.

Download the new version The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure