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Falcom’s signature worldbuilding skills are put on full display in this game. I’ve only scratched the surface of how deep the plot goes. Nayuta, being the nice guy that he is, elects to help her in doing this. On the run from a mysterious villain named Zechst and his henchman Selam, she’s out to correct the environmental anomalies going on in Terra. It’s not long after returning from summer vacation that he finds a strange fairy girl named Noi, one of the “administrators” from Lost Heaven (known in reality as “Terra”). These places are what Nayuta believes to be “Lost Heaven”, the place his parents were searching for before their untimely deaths. Through strange crystals that fall upon his homeland of Remnant Isle, he and his sister are able to peer into strange places that seemingly do not exist on Earth. Following in the footsteps of his late parents, he’s determined to find the truth of the world and see what lies beyond that forbidden horizon. Our protagonist, Nayuta Herschel, doesn’t believe that. In this fantastical rendition of “Earth”, the world is believed to be flat and have an end point. The Legend of Nayuta’s “Trails-isms” start and stop at its detailed storytelling and dialogue, and I have all of the same praises for it that I do with prior games in the series. This is a totally standalone entry that begins and ends definitively in a brisk 25 hours. If any prospective buyers are looking to play this but don’t want to do any homework prior, worry not.
Now it’s finally been localized as The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails, promising a blend of detailed storytelling and high speed action combat.ĭespite holding the “Trails” moniker, The Legend of Nayuta takes place in a completely new setting separate from Zemuria. Trails was barely more than a footnote in the west at the time, so it was passed over for a long eleven years. It was a last hurrah of sorts for their lucrative and successful time on the PSP. First released way back in 2011, Nayuta no Kiseki was an Action RPG spinoff of Falcom’s mainline Trails series.
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