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The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero

30 October 20108.3/ 10 · 2 votesT3

How long to beat

from 2 players

45h

Rushed

main story only

61h

Normally

story and some extras

90h

Completionist

everything in it

Trailer

Screenshots (6)

Artwork (3)

About

The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki is a direct sequel to The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 3rd and follows the story which starts several months after the events in that game. The story takes place in Crossbell City where light and darkness are together and places the player in a role of four lead characters, namely Lloyd Bannings, a rookie police investigator who joined the police in search of clues that will help him understand how his brother have died, Elie MacDowell, mayor's granddaughter who also joined the Crossbell police to help mend the current state of the city, Tio Plato, an employee of a leading company in orbal technology assigned to Lloyd's team, and Randy Orlando, a former member of the Crossbell State Guardian Force. Traversing the world in 3D isometric bird's eye perspective, utilizing on-screen mini-map, fighting monsters in random encounters, upgrading your characters and their stats, buying and trading weapons and items, using magic spells, and so on is very similar to that of previous installments in the series with occasional touch ups and minor changes here and there.

Ways to play

Modes

Single player

Perspective

Third person

Languages (4)

Languageaudiosubtitlesinterface
Chinese (Traditional)
English
Japanese
Korean

Also known as

Eiyū Densetsu: Zero no KisekiJapanese title

The Legend of Heroes: Zero no KisekiJapanese title

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Facts

Developer

Nihon Falcom

Released

30 October 2010

Series

The Legend of Heroes: Trails

Platforms

PCWindowsPlayStationPSPPS4NintendoSwitch

Age ratings

ESRBTGRAC15+PEGI18ACBMUSK16CEROB

Standing

Top 3% by 24hr peak players

Official website

Tags

Diagonal-down2D scrollingAnime / MangaTurn-basedJapanese-style RPG (JRPG)Direct controlMenu structuresFantasy