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This is my second gamelife ruining experience, only second to fate samurai remnant. I played three trails game before this one, i liked them even if i could call them JRPG slop, as the quality is pretty average-low. Enjoyable enough. But this is the final stretch to believe many…

i think my playtime speak for itself but genuinly... such a great game, i loved the return to a slighly larger main cast and each setting the game explored, especially the whole story revolving fixing vans personal issues that said, i do think it has one of, if not the weakes…

Absolutely! Fantastic Game, great Cast, awesome Music and fun Gameplay. 11 Games done and more to come.

I will split the review for Trails fans and casual JRPG players If you're not a Trails fan... what are you doing here??? Go back and play the damn series from the beginning. Albeit this was clearly intended as a jump point into the series please, do yourself a favor and ignore e…

As the series emerges from the confused erraticness and cleaning up from that as it barrels to completion, Daybreak shows thats over and its ready to end on its feet. The Trails Conversations are extremely numerous, probably the most in the series, giving this tale alot of gra…

New arc, new setting, new characters, new engine. Falcom introduces the new era of Trails games in Calvard. Like its predecessors, we in for a slow start. This game brings us around the big cities of Calvard with stops to the nation's outskirts. Focused on Van Arkride and its e…

Game is good. The animation and graphics were not really mindblowing but playing the series from previous Trails or The Legend of Heroes series it have improved. The combat have a bit of action now so it is easier when you need to defeat mobs and the tactital turn based used for …

Game 11/13 First game in the Calvard arc and I'm happy to say its the best first game of an arc hands down. Its not even close. Has potential to be the best cast of characters in an arc depending how the next games go. I love how more mature the cast is in comparison to the re…

Daybreak 1 was an interesting new-ish take on the Trails series. It changes up the combat pretty drastically while maintaining a good amount of the features you've come to expect from Trails. The music as always is charming, and the voice acting (with the exception of one legacy …

I wanted to give this a bad review. I really did. But my conscience wouldn't allow it, mostly because the gameplay and graphics kept winning me over every time I tried to be angry. The narrative, however, is a whole other story. Literally. You're a private investigator. Then …

After being constantly fed with Rean and the drama in the Erebonian Empire, it's finally my turn to play this game. And wow, I am absolutely in love with this game ! The music (even though it's not from UnisuGOAT), the graphics, the character designs (especially Agnes 😍), the …

Played both in English and 日本語版 (thus playtime) I can't say enough how I'm glad I did know this beautiful seria, which cemented poor engrish of mine, but moreover, encouraged me to learn such a gracious language as moon-runes from Fairyland.. Reading all this connections/refere…

Another excellent game in the series of the trail! Nice graphics, great battle hybrid systems, excellent story and as always the little romance in the trail games help to make it that much better. Now, the only small complain that I have is that this game a bit slow start comp…

A lot of things are new and at first I wasn't sure I was happy about the changes to the orbment system or the controller layout. It grows on you but frankly I am still unsure because CS3 - Reverie felt very polished. Hopefully I will be able to figure it out by the time I get to …

Even for a setup game, Daybreak is glacially paced and obviously padded in spots. Still solid though. Van and Shizuna are instant classics and (most) of the other supporting characters are great. I felt like the worldbuilding and main storyline were a step down this time, though?…

I LOVE RENNE! I LOVE RENNE! I LOVE RENNE! The 11th game in the trails franchise and a solid great game. A strong cast of characters that bounce well off each other. Van is an amazing lead, probably one of my favorite Trails MC in the whole series(VAN MY G.O.A.T). The new battle …

Brilliant execution! Lots of mysteries to solve and to be seen. Each and every npc had something valuable to add eventually. Wonderful companions each and every one of them. The main character is awesome and very intriguing. Music is as always breathtakingly immersive and in sync…

I already played the Japanese version back in 2022 on PS4 so I'll just post my thoughts here about that. This game is definitely one of my favorites in the series. My favorite arc starter game over FC,Zero, and CS1 and has one of my favorite main casts in the series. This game…

This was the first game I played in the Trails series and I loved it at the first playthrough. You can totally start here if you're new to Trails. However, after going back and playing some other games in the series, I gained a new appreciation of the depth the recurring charac…

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…

[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…

[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 …

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…

The soundtrack for this game is simply breathtaking. It does an amazing job of making you feel immersed, while also allowing you to understand other countries on the continent and significantly expanding the lore. Every single RPG enthusiast needs to experience the great Legend o…

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…

Grafika: 6/10 Soundtrack: 9/10 Gameplay: 8/10 Fabuła: 9/10 Optymalizacja: 8/10 RX7900XTX, 60Hz, 2K, max ustawienia, Ubuntu 25.10 Zużycie energii: 110-130W Zużycie karty: 35-45% Cena: 6/10 Ocena ogólna: 8/10 Dobra gierka, wprowadzono nową mechanikę walki podczas eksploracji mapy,…

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…

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…

This saga introduces an incredible, unique character that I personally adore, features an amazing new land to explore, and the music is absolutely incredible—10/10.

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 …

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…

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…

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…

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.

[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,…

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…

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…

THE ONE WITH VAN ARKRIDE!!! Finally arriving at Calvard, Trails through Daybreak (or Kuro no Kiseki) is a much-needed breath of fresh air for the series. Falcom really stepped up their game with this narrative, fortunately continuing Reverie’s streak of great character writing.…

The pinacle of the Trails series. Independently if you're willing to play the entire series, or you only wanna see this one, it is 100% worth getting and playing. It excells in gameplay, writing, graphics, it's a marvel, and shows the best of the Trails series.

[h1]TLDR:[/h1] Trails through Daybreak is the [b]11th[/b] game in the Legend of Heroes (Trails) series: the first of the fourth arc set in the Calvard region with a new lead protagonist, Van Arkride. You CAN acceptably jump into the series from this entry without having played th…

The 11th Trails game, and the first to take place in the nation of Calvard. Daybreak also brings a new graphics engine and a completely new and unique combat system. Now you can battle enemies in "action mode" like an action RPG, and use "shards" to enter a menu-based tactical …

(The game is overall entertaining. Giving it a thumbs down because of the woke propaganda) It is overall fine. I wasn't a fan of how modern Calvard looks. Most of the locales are boring. There are only two highways you can walk on. Doesn't feel like a realized fantasy world l…

In my view, all aspects have been enhanced, particularly the combat, which brings a refreshing experience to me; the soundtrack and graphics are also better better than CS. Sub-quests also have gotten better, you can choose the outcome of the sub-quest and it will reflect in the…