It has been five years since The Legend of Heroes: The Trails of Cold Steel?s saga began in the West. Gradually, we?ve seen the story of Rean Schwarzer, the Erebonian Empire, and even the people and territories adjacent to them and from other The Legend of Heroes games. There are a lot of feelings connected to The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV as a result. A sense of accomplishment is one, since this building conflict is finally going to be resolved. There?s also a sense of relief, since this will all be over. But at the same time, it?s somewhat overwhelming and exhausting. Especially since the prologue itself is a few hours long.
Trails of Cold Steel IV Review ? Catching Up and Closing Up
Yes, you read that correctly. Getting through the the prologue alone will be a multi-hour experience. There are actual hours of watching NPCs you might not even remember deal with the repercussions of the end of the last game. Then, we have people from other The Legend of Heroes installments, like Trails in the Sky and Zero no Kiseki, getting involved and weighing in. After that, we see both the new and old members of Class VII handling the events and realizing what has to be done next.
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