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It has fun characters and interesting locations and builds upon the already existing lore I mean by now you either know if you love this series or you hate it and I think I'll always love it so it's always good

Coming off of what I felt was a mediocre game in Trails Into Reverie, I was hoping for Trails Through Daybreak to be a fresh coat of paint on the Trails series, and it delivered in the best way possible. Something I was hoping for was just a slightly darker/more mature arc, and r…

It's just not good. I have played all of the Trails games up to this point and enjoyed them. Where this falls through is where a lot of modern JRPGs do - trying to do too much with the gameplay mechanics. People like the 'four fellows in a row' turn based battles because it is a …

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…

Probably the most mixed I've felt about a game in this series so far. Most of the new characters are pretty good, although Agnes might be the most boring party member in the entire series, didn't care for her. The pacing is all over the place, the final chapter in particular was …

Great story to start the Calvard Arc! Bringing in fan favorite characters from the past will creating and displaying new ones. More magic from Nihon Falcom. I love it and look forward to where it goes from here also it runs really well for me ultra settings in 1440p still an FPS …

Enjoyable, typical trails just drags more than usual and some of the writing is strange.

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 usual, great story and gameplay

Daybreak was fantastic! Really enjoyed Van, and I loved how his story tied into the bigger Trails lore. Loved the new Calvard crew, and they fit right in with what I'd expect from the rest of the series. This one’s definitely worth your time if you've enjoyed the other trails gam…

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 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 …

The worst Trails game I have played. Trails into Reverie is a vastly superior product in comparison to Trails through Daybreak. The story gradually got worse overtime with each subsequent chapter. Daybreak felt more akin to a cheap imitation to previous Trails titles when a…

The start of a new saga, and it couldn't come soon enough. After five Erebonia games, the Trails series really, really needed a breath of fresh air. This feels like a (very much) needed update to the series, bringing the engine, systems and game feel in general to more modern st…

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 …

Trails Through Daybreak begins what very well may be the finale arc for this series. As always, this is a setup game. It really gets you acquainted with characters and settings while not exactly getting you all the answers, but giving you enough to move the story along. It’s pace…

One of the better JRPGs I've played in a long while. It uses the typical Trails formula. The characters are tropey but very likeable. The story and lore adds so much to the franchise as a whole. The battle system is fast-paced but adds a lot of depth to it. I'll definitely be che…

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…

Obligatory don't play this as your first trails game start with sky blah blah At the original time of writing I had just finished what is, imo, the worst chapter in the entire game (Chapter 4) and was thinking about quitting before the Eidith part of the game brought me right ba…

Trails through Van's will to move forward as he keeps getting employees against his will (special Calvard deluxe edition). Look, it's a Trails game. If you don't know Trails, go play Trails in the Sky (original or remake or both?!). But if you have to start here, it's still a …

“The Legend of Heroes: Trails trough Daybreak” is a good game. I don’t think it’s a good introduction to the series, since there are too many familiar characters. I can recommend it to you. But if you’re completely new to the series, you might be disappointed. The combat mechanic…

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 …

It's a good game with a good story and characters. Some of the dialogue is a little cringe in the typical oversexed shonen anime kind of way. I really liked the battle system, and having an MC with an actual personality. Elaine best girl.

first off beat the game at 96 hours thats only because i spent a lot of time away from keyboard, game itself is a great starting point for the trials series if you dont want to start with Sky or coldsteel (the games are connected and it is one long running story) story was amazin…

I think this is an solid addition to the Trails series. Resetting in power after Reverie was a bit rough but also required to tell a new story in a new arc. Combat changes were overall pretty interesting, even if I might like some aspects of previous entries more.

Hey there TLDR, decent game but there is little improvment to the saga as a whole (combat improvement is very welcomed though) and little progress to the overarching story. Felt like a slog that I only managed to get through because I am way too invested in the saga and played…

The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak is a good game and a fresh start. We begin with Calvard Arc. The game tries to be more geared towards a new audience. Of course, there are characters from previous games and lore is present, but it doesn't spoil the experience for new…

Dont get me wrong, I do love this series but Iv spent more than enough hours that I couldnt recommend it if you was wanting, say any JRPG just to sink some hours into. You have to want this if you want to do the whole series which is what a lot of people would have done anyway. T…

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…

excellent gsme all the new characters are excellent

Trails through day break definitely changes up the average legend of heroes combat system. Gone are the days where I can fight the last boss without taking any damage and brutalize any foe in a few turns. Combats scale is much smaller. My tank doesn't have 70,000 health and Regen…

It was a little hard getting into Daybreak and going back to the slowburn that comes with the territory of being the first game in a new arc, especially after how balls to the walls Reverie got being a sort of celebration of most of the series up to that point. That said, the pay…

Whew what a ride! (hehe) in all seriousness, I was expecting this game to take its time to show/welcome you to the new arc as what this series usually does. But to my surpise, its very consistent throughout! The story is surprisingly dark (even a little edgier on some parts) the …

Solid RPG but one of the weak storyline in Legend of Heroes series not to mention the orbment new sytem kinda weird. But still a good RPG. Since i have played all previous title might as well keep going to know the end.

Very beginner friendly to new people of the legend of heroes series (I'd know, I'm one with research knowledge) and it does really well with making you feel everything it throws at you, both story wise and with the combat. Also, it's wholesome, and I love wholesome stuff, so yes …

Van Arkride is the protagonist of the first game in the Calvard arc and let me just say we could probably do with less protagonists. This game serves as a reintroduction of the world which is frustrating because this game is a terrible place to start. After all these games we’re …

A breath of fresh air after coming from finishing the absolute drag that the [strike]hype moments and aura with no stakes[/strike] cold steel games are for half a year The writing and gameplay are a huge step up from the previous 5 games. Characters are actually interesting reat…

Trails series - Calvard arc. Game's timeline follows after trails of cold steel + reverie. Introduce new battle system. Now there are slight action-ish (field battle) and the classic (command battle). Orbments and arts split into different settings. Orbments now mainly giv…

Necessary evolution to the series and I'm absolutely loving it. It feels like the localization may be even better in this Trails game compared to the previous. I find myself enjoying the character writing and laughing a bit more in character banter moments. I enjoy the darker ton…

Sooooo much fun... watching/reading full dialogue scenes/side quests now. Totaly sure I want to finish, the plot is so interesting.

Peak gameplay and amazing story. Deserves all the love it can get!

The next arc in the acclaimed Trails series, with new mechanics, characters and a brand new story.

Waaaaaaay too much filler... Just skipping full dialogue scenes/side quests now. Not sure I even want to finish, the plots not that interesting.

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…