The Legend of Heroes: Sora no Kiseki the 3rd Evolution
released on Jul 14, 2016
A remake of The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 3rd
A remake of the second entry in the Sora no Kiseki series, which included new character artwork, improved gameplay, new features, a completely rearranged soundtrack, voice acting for most dialogues in the game, and more. Join Kevin Graham and Ries Argent in their quest to retrieve an ancient artifact for the Septian Church. Featuring the largest cast of playable characters in the Trails series up to that point, new minigames, a stellar soundtrack by Falcom jdk Sound Team and even more gameplay features, Trails in the Sky the 3rd brings the Liberl arc story to an end while also teasing new plot developments across the continent of Zemuria.
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THe dungeon crawling is kinda boring and the fights are harder than the rest of the sky games. The story is surprisingly good but the doors are all over the place, some are very good while in others nothing happens.
This Trails iteration holds a special place in my heart as a personal favorite. The narrative aspect captivates me entirely, drawing me into its world with an irresistible charm. Unlike many other games that tend to include excessive filler content, this one remains remarkably streamlined. The plot itself stands as a cornerstone, intricately woven into the lore of the game, highlighting its utmost significance.
While it's true that the gameplay might not reach the pinnacle of perfection, it's worth mentioning that the sheer brilliance of the story overshadows any shortcomings. It's just super fun.
While it's true that the gameplay might not reach the pinnacle of perfection, it's worth mentioning that the sheer brilliance of the story overshadows any shortcomings. It's just super fun.
Finally completed the last game in the trilogy and I can say with confidence that I've become a fan of the series.
Darker than the previous two games, The 3rd Evolution shines light in one of the most interesting character from the last game and seems to foreshadow a lot of things to come.
While most of the cast returns, there are a new additions to your playable party and as always, the interaction between them feels natural and joyful.
The only negative with the game is that the gama feels more constrained and repetitive in its locations due the nature of the story. However, the "Door" system really helps to expand and know more about the characters as well as not feel the maps as repetivite.
Overall, a great RPG with good story, an amazing cast and that seems to setup the next chapters.
Darker than the previous two games, The 3rd Evolution shines light in one of the most interesting character from the last game and seems to foreshadow a lot of things to come.
While most of the cast returns, there are a new additions to your playable party and as always, the interaction between them feels natural and joyful.
The only negative with the game is that the gama feels more constrained and repetitive in its locations due the nature of the story. However, the "Door" system really helps to expand and know more about the characters as well as not feel the maps as repetivite.
Overall, a great RPG with good story, an amazing cast and that seems to setup the next chapters.
Played the Prologue chapter. As outstanding as always, including the character-building and the smooth dialogue
Features some of the best character writing in not only the Sky trilogy but the entire Kiseki series and ties up all the loose ends from the first 2 games while serving as a victory lap for the Liberl arc's amazing cast. Sadly it's held back pretty massively by the fact that it's a completely linear game in terms of both progression and its narrative, the latter of which is just mostly a long form version of Kevin's character arc. A good game but sadly it's not the proper RPG it deserved to be.