Trails in the Sky: FC on Steam/GOG July 29th
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RPG_Fanatic
Member
Nice to have a date. Haven't got around to beating the game on PSP, so this will be a good excuse to get through the game.
Dragon1893
Member
It's so beautiful.
Isn't that the most beautiful thing you've ever seen?
Support this game gaf.
Well, the steam version has trading cards and those are worth money.
GOG = no DRM.
graywolf323
Member
day zero, let me pre-purchase it even
Mass_Pincup
Banned
On GOG too ? Best birthday gift ever.
A Sale on the Vita-compatible PSP version to celebrate the PC release would also be much appreciated! ;-)
Good to see this finally getting out, even if the infinite amount of Vita compatible PSP RPGs kept me from jumping on this game previously. Might have a few people around me interested in a PC version...
Good to see this finally getting out, even if the infinite amount of Vita compatible PSP RPGs kept me from jumping on this game previously. Might have a few people around me interested in a PC version...
I've heard of trading cards before, is there a place that explains what they are and how do I get them?
Basically, being able to play without an internet connection?
Uchigatana
Member
Awesome
Buy this, people!
Buy this, people!
While Steam has offline mode, some games are still tied to the client. But yeah, no client needed to run it, so you can boot it up without running anything else.
Glass Rebel
Member
Too late... Or too soon, I bought the PSP version when it went on sale last week or so and might only buy it on Steam to replay it.
...who am I kidding, I'm going to buy this anyway.
...who am I kidding, I'm going to buy this anyway.
Robert at Zeboyd Games
Banned
No, Carpe Fulgur is working on the sequel.
Here's a link to the review I wrote for the PSP version of the first game: http://zeboyd.com/2011/06/02/legend-of-heroes-trails-in-the-sky-review/
cm osi
Member
.....why?
Oh, get it now. In your opinion, which one is better for someone who doesn't play PC games very often?
Dragon1893
Member
The game will drop cards that you can sell in the steam market place or collect to make a badge.
Steam has an offline mode btw.
Depending on how often you change/build new computers or whatever, Steam might be better. Since as long as you have your login info, you can get those games on whatever machine you open the client on. Though if you keep your GOG info, you just have to log into the site and download it from there. So......hm. Depends on what you find more convenient!
Basileus777
Member
Is it weird that I'm excited to see the better fonts in this version?
RPG_Fanatic
Member
In my opinion, I would go with GOG. Buy the game, download the installer, install the game, and be able to play the game without needing to login to an account.
ramoisdead
Member
If you don't plan on playing any PC games often, on Steam especially, I would go for the GOG version. It's DRM-free and it'll be yours forever.
Stone Ocean
Member
Finallyyyyyyyyyyy
Eh. You can see screenshots on the Steam page linked in the OP. The font is thin as hell, looks kinda weird. And stuff like "attack" not being centered in the battle screenshot is also weird.
Some people are crazy about fonts, so it's not weird. I know Aeana is particular about them!
EDIT: As seen above!
Dragon1893
Member
Finding the time for such a gigantic game isn't easy, but I hope everyone who can afford to buy it now will do it to show support.
That (although Steam has a generally-well-behaved Offline Mode) and there's no need to run a client to play the game. But that being said, a game supporting Steam features doesn't necessarily mean it'll contain "Steam DRM" (CEG, which is what tethers a game to the client) so the game could very well be DRM-free on Steam, too -- this is something that won't be ascertained until after release, though, unless Xseed comments. GOG's slightly more convenient in cases where you need to reinstall a game, though, as you can just back up the installer itself whereas with Steam, while the game itself may be DRM-free, there's no getting around the fact that Steam is required to download/install the data.
skLaFarebear
Member
One of my favorite games ever and now people can play it.
Enjoy it everyone!
Enjoy it everyone!
dragonlife
Member
That sweet early '14 release date o/
Anyway, I'm glad it's almost coming out. Can't wait!
Anyway, I'm glad it's almost coming out. Can't wait!
robotzombie
Member
despite having this game on PSP in all of its shrink wrapped glory, I'm just going to buy it on steam and hopefully finally get around to playing it...
warningjab
Member
Awesome ! Haven't played the sora no kiseki series yet so I'm definitely eager to play this.
It's happening... I'm so, so, so, so, so, so, so, SOOOOOO glad.
Trails in the Sky has always been a game I wanted to play. But I never owned a PSP, plus I heard the story was never completed as Second Chapter was never released.
So what happened?
We got a PC version of the game. AND WE GOT THE SECOND ONE COMING.
I'm just so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, SOOOOOOO glad.
Thanks <3
Trails in the Sky has always been a game I wanted to play. But I never owned a PSP, plus I heard the story was never completed as Second Chapter was never released.
So what happened?
We got a PC version of the game. AND WE GOT THE SECOND ONE COMING.
I'm just so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, SOOOOOOO glad.
Thanks <3
Alright! Tom, do you know whether the Steam release will be DRM-free?