A remaster of Nayuta no Kiseki: Kai
Nayuta no Kiseki (Trails of Nayuta) is an action-RPG developed by Nihon Falcom for PlayStation Portable. The game belongs to The Legend of Heroes series of role-playing video games, but is more action-oriented, and is not a mainline entry in the series. The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails is an English version of the PSP classic "Nayuta no Kiseki (Trails of Nayuta)" and published by NIS America was released for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Windows in North America on September 19, 2023, and in Europe and Oceania on September 22.
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Como juego fuera de Kiseki es disfrutable y más como un descanso al Cold Steel. Sistema de combate diferente con escenarios cambiantes según la estación del año es lo que me ha gustado.
En cuánto si tiene relación con la historia de Kiseki, bueno yo me he montado aquí mis teorías en relación al Kai no Kiseki así que está por ver.
En cuánto si tiene relación con la historia de Kiseki, bueno yo me he montado aquí mis teorías en relación al Kai no Kiseki así que está por ver.
I think it's the most boring Falcom game I've ever played, the story isn't nearly as interesting as a trails game, in fact it's even bad, and the gameplay and level design isn't nearly as good as a YS, the only thing I can praise is the graphics, other than that it's just a very boring game that I had to force myself to finish
Really enjoyed it. ♥
The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails is a fantastic Spin-Off of the Trails/Kiseki series, and a truly great Action RPG.
I really liked the Story, characters, music and gameplay. Overall, I definitely had a lot of fun with this game and think it's worth checking out.
I really liked the Story, characters, music and gameplay. Overall, I definitely had a lot of fun with this game and think it's worth checking out.
So the most important thing to say about this game is that it is a Trails game in name only. The lore, the world, the characters, it's all so far removed from the main line Trails games that I think I'd actually have enjoyed it more if they just didn't have the Trails name on it.
That said... as a big Falcom fan, this is the only one where I just wasn't enjoying the experience. The very start and very end I enjoyed. But everything in the middle felt like such an insane slog. And since it's such a short game, it feels like a lot of the side missions are SUPER bloat-y, and the characters feel very flat.
If you're going into this for Trails content... I don't recommend it unless you are very bored. It won't enhance your Trails experience. It won't really enthrall you with it's gameplay. But it's a decent weekend killer for like $20 if that's what you're looking for.
That said... as a big Falcom fan, this is the only one where I just wasn't enjoying the experience. The very start and very end I enjoyed. But everything in the middle felt like such an insane slog. And since it's such a short game, it feels like a lot of the side missions are SUPER bloat-y, and the characters feel very flat.
If you're going into this for Trails content... I don't recommend it unless you are very bored. It won't enhance your Trails experience. It won't really enthrall you with it's gameplay. But it's a decent weekend killer for like $20 if that's what you're looking for.
Entertaining, good combat, good enough story and enough content. Had so much fun with it. Also, it's a Kiseki.