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The game is fun to play, storytelling, pacing, characters and world building, everything is very well executed, in the classic Trails scheme but with some surpises. It's fresh, dynamic, engaging, modern and beautiful. It's like they really tried hard to capitalize on all the past…

Where One Trail Ends, Another Begins… So, so — we’ve finally made it all the way to Republic of Calvard. You probably know that feeling when you’ve heard something talked about for ages, and you start processing it through thalamus in such a way that a very specific mental image…

I give up on The Legend of Heroes series. All the characters are one-dimensional: “the good one,” “the strong one,” “the intelligent one,” “the rude one.” The plot takes forever to go anywhere, and the overexposition is killing me. I feel like I’m in an episode of Dora the Explo…

[b]Overall: [/b] 7/10 Trails of Daybreak continues the story but with a new setting, Calvard. It introduces not only new characters, but a whole new combat system and some interesting changes. Not all of them good. [b]Music: [/b] 8/10 As usual, something that is always d…

The next installment in the Trails series. This one continues the overall narrative, this time set in the Republic of Calvard. If you are here you already know what it's about. The achievement from completing the story sits at 50% so you know people enjoyed this game. The main…

[h1] The Calvard Republic welcomes you, Spriggan! Here, you can become a detective, negotiator or bounty hunter [/h1] TL;DR [table] [tr] [th]Pros[/th] [th]Cons[/th] [/tr] [tr] [td]✔️ There are great new and more mature characters, a fantastic combat system and an excitingly …

The trails games have been deteriorating for a while now. I think they should have just kept Estelle and Joshua as the main characters at least for two or three more games, because the cold steel series was ahh, and Trails through Daybreak refuses to buck the trend. There's just…

TL;DR Trails through Daybreak is a great game that combines a smart, mature, and sensitive story with an excellent combat system. As a card-carrying Cold Steel hater*, Trails through Daybreak also represents a huge leap forward from the stagnation of that arc. Some of the bigge…

Awesome new main character and combat system, story got it's ups and downs but for me personally the final boss fight left me with a sour taste.

Not a great entry point into the series. Please start with Trails of the Sky First Chapter! (Or Cold Steel 1, if you're not sure about older style games) Another trails game. It's good. Once again, they nail the transition into another MC with excellent world building, a uniqu…

an excellent entry into the Calvard chapter of the Trails series. the game overall feels noticeably more mature with a more diverse cast. highly recommended. below are some random thoughts: [list] [*]nearly all of the characters were likeable and their interactions felt natural…

To be honest, with the exception of the very memorable "Rise of the Grendel", the music is less than what I expected of a Falcom game. I think that overall, Tokyo Xanadu had better music, but as an RPG game this is pretty solid. This is a good setup for a new story arc, but I th…

Honestly, the combat feels so good, however, this game focused on heavily on story, which means there is very little gameplay. The dialogue can be so so long, it feels like I'm reading VN instead of playing JRPG. Despite that, the story is pretty boring, and most of the dialogue …

- Story Bloat - No continuation from Reverie - Filler - flat characters - telling not showing 3/10

Smoothest Trails experience so far imo. Story doesn't meander much (aside from one point in the finale) and the cast left a pretty positive first impression right off the bat. Only negatives for me are that the game is a bit too easy(Played on hard mode and swapped to nightmare p…

This game has been improved a lot compared to the Reverie one. - NPC stories are having so much more detail on them. It's really enjoy to follow what will become to them. - Camera in cutscene is in a whole different level compared to the previous games in the series. - New orbmen…

just at the end of chapter 1, but i want to already note down some of my thoughts. I played through all 5 CS and 3 sky games. What got me into legend of heroes truly was CS1, I got enamored by the lovely train trips to visit quaint little villages to explore. Unfortunately what C…

I've been a fan since the first game, and I've loved every installment, but this is the first time I have to say that this game disappointed me. The combat system is fine, as is the exploration system, if we want to call it that. The quests are still as insignificant as ever, exc…

Well, Falcom did it again. Yes, you can find some flaws here and there. Yes, there is somehow a pattern in how Falcom creates suspens at times. Or even in the way some events are resolved. But I really like this entry nontheless. It feels like a Trails, it tastes like one, and …

The combat is a massive step down from the previous entries. The turn based parts feel incredibly shallow and the action combat feels boring and repetitive. Should've been kept as turn based only and leave the action combat to Falcom's other series. It was bad enough to make me s…

Great game from start to end. Looks & Feel: Calvard is really stunnning. When you first 'Step in the Edith', the game greets you with a modern looking city with environmental sounds like announcements, NPC talking, radios playing remixed/arranged version of notable songs from…

Characters are likable until the "old guy" jokes from Aaron wear me out. Battle system is a real step up from previous games. Excited to play the next part after I finish Trails FC.

Still love legend of heroes series despite some bad review from other. Altought I admit the story is a bit weaker compared to previous arc, but it still fun and entertain to me. I love the battle system especially in Daybreak. I think its better version of hybrid action-turn bas…

Overall enjoyed. My only gripe is that the storytelling cutscene can be an hour long which is insanely long. Sometimes I had to press the skip and missed what has happened due to real world chores. I like the music and sound design overall. It's Falcom's uniqueness. Love as muc…

ABSOLUTELY NOT RECOMMENDING THIS FOR ANYONE WHO IS NOT ALREADY HOOKED TO THE SERIES. THE GAME IS AWFUL AS A STANDALONE ENTRY AND DOES IRREPARABLE DAMAGE TO KISEKI SERIES. SOME SPOILERS BELOW The Good: - New characters are interesting and have good chemistry, some good and fun…

In a game series of series that is all about putting down the cast every few games and picking up a new cast, in a new location, it's very difficult to explain how this game is very different from other first entries, but it is, in a way that sucks really bad. The whole draw of t…

Characters: 8/10 I LIKE goody two shoes because I enjoy being a good person even in video games, but it's surprisingly refreshing to play a character with a different moral code. He's still interested in helping people and generally doing good in the world, but following the law …

Im "only" 31 hours in, but its fun decent story..a little weird on humor and anime romance stuff. Combat is amazing, and the structure of the game is rewarding. Update (6/22/26) i finished the game, the story gets weird and it became hard to pay attention with all the back and f…

While I'm not sure about the choice of font, "Trails through Daybreak" is an enjoyable JRPG of the "Trails" series that comes up with somewhat more mature protagonists in comparison to "Trails in the Sky" or "Trails of Cold Steel". In fact, this is something that makes it more en…

first of all , the legend of heroes series never fail to amaze me, and in this daybreak they did it again , the story is so good especially at the end of the game , the UI of battle got improved , and the speed at exploring or battling is very nice unlike the cold steel series wi…

A Small Step Forward, But Still Not Worth Full Price It’s a small step in the right direction, but it still leaves a lot to be desired, especially for a full-price game. Maybe it’s my fault for expecting the Trails series to evolve, particularly with a brand-new arc that’s …

The best entry in the Trails series since Sky SC. The story, the characters, the setting, and the visuals were all fantastic from start to finish. Soundtrack wasn't as good as past games, but still had enough bangers to keep me satisfied. Very strong start to Trails's fourth stor…

Tried giving this series another shot, but it’s still just as bad. I’ve never seen another game with so much pointless dialogue, such a ridiculous story, and a setting that feels like it’s trying to mash together stuff that just doesn’t fit.

Finally i finish this game.. i enjoy it but at some point it's feel repetitive.. pros: - the new combat make the game feel seamless - many Cool character except quatre (sorry quatre fans) - graphic is much better than previous game - interesting New MC cons: - repetitiv…

Daybreak is an interesting start to the Calvardian arc of the series, sticking mostly to it's consistent lore and some new lore that frankly seemed rather odd to just shoehorn in suddenly, it persists in telling a fantastic story with a group of fun, loveable and unique character…

This game slaps. It feels like a successful step towards making Trails a modern and competitive JRPG. Van is cool and fun protagonist that quickly became one of my favorite characters in the series.

Good stuff! I never cared about difficulty, so that's a nothingburger weirdos throw around. Good game, great music, fun combat, and a great cast of characters. All I need to enjoy some good Trails.

Easily one of my favorite games in the series. I really liked the tonal shift it brought in terms of writing and gameplay while still maintaining the core themes of the series. A truly great experience.

this game just makes me upset the entire time i play it. trails games have always had things i've initially disliked in them, but usually have grown to like over the course of a few hours, but this game has not grown on me at all there have been a myriad of awful combat change…

[h1] An enjoyable romp, that is heavily limited by the "Procrustean Bed" of Trails formula :\ [/h1] At first glance, this game seems to have everything: great characters, tolerable to good plot, tight gameplay, excellent music, graphics and animations. It has incredible moments,…

easiest combat in the series, story is mid.. this game makes me want to stop playing the series as a whole

UPD: words cannot express my sheer loathing for the plot of this trash pile. Between pointless villains, *insert political point here*, pointless weapons of mass destruction and just in general Van's agency being hated for no reason initially by police and bracers. Every. Damn. C…

Story has great world building and lore as usual but weak in everything else. The new characters banter is better but overshadowed by their flimsy character development and motivation. Dialogue is borderline cringe and often feels missplaced. Story progression always has the same…

Great game, great story a bit more edgy and adult than previous entries. But when are they going to learn to add more save points in their long talking scener.

Probably the first Trails game that I wouldn't really recommend. The stories typically start slow, but pick up towards the end. In this one though, the middle was just too padded and the ending failed to deliver. The game repeats a lot of plot points from the previous games witho…

Trails Through Daybreak is a weird Trails title. It's a lot of the same we've seen before but it also tries to evolve the series. Well, at least a bit. Let's explore the ups and downs of the game (+, +/-, -, ?): + The game looks really great and the world feels more alive than e…

First, I will start my review by telling you that Trails through Daybreak is a great game, and if you are a fan of turn-based RPGs, it is a must-play. Now there are things in the history that you need to be aware of. First, know that this is the 11th game of a series called "Trai…

This is honestly the first time I’ve played a turn-based game and didn’t get bored. The combat field and command mechanics? Absolutely wild—in a good way. This is the first Trails game I’ve actually finished. I played Cold Steel before, but the gameplay didn’t really hook me. But…

Although it didn't impact me the way Trails in the Sky did and the side quests would go on for too long. I enjoyed this game. The characters were great and Van is an awesome main character. It's refreshing to see an experienced and morally grey character in an RPG.

Would probably leave a neutral rating if it was an option. Daybreak tries to spice up the formula a bit by adding some degree of action elements in combat, potentially you can defeat enemies in the field by attacking them over and over, although this is hardly the ideal way to d…