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In the kingdom of Liberl, a man named Cassius Bright serves as one of the land’s greatest Bracers, a freelance organization dedicated to keeping peace and helping those in need. When he is called off to business in the neighboring country, his daughter Estelle and his adopted son Joshua take on his work as upcoming Bracers. But when the airship he was traveling on vanishes, his children seize the task of discovering the truth behind the incident, and rescuing their father. From the makers of the Ys games comes a series of RPGs telling a legend of adventure, political intrigue, and mystery, with a tale of growing up at the core. With a mix of turn-based and strategy combat, and an equipment system blending traits of famous games like Final Fantasy 7 and Chrono Cross, battles will cause unique builds and plans to handle many different situations and allow for different play styles. Wonderfully detailed characters abound, even to the smallest NPC, and the player will find themself taking the world in at every turn. Trails in the Sky sets a new standard for making an enjoyable and immersive RPG.

The coup d’état that threatened to shake the foundation of the Liberl Kingdom has now come to a close and Her Majesty the Queen’s birthday celebrations are in full swing throughout the streets of Grancel. During that same night, a boy who vowed to make amends for his past disappeared before the girl he loved. Clutched in the girl’s hand was the one thing he left for her to remember him by: a harmonica. Now her journey to find him begins…
The tale of Estelle and Joshua concludes in this engaging narrative twice the size of its predecessor. Partner up with either Schera or Agate on over 70 hours of core gameplay to thwart the growing evil that threatens Liberl.
The meticulously detailed land of Liberl awaits your return with new quests, new mini-games, new collectibles, and new and familiar locations to explore populated by hundreds of unique NPCs with their own stories to tell.
The series’ staple strategic turn-based system with unmatchable customization has been taken even further with all new arts, crafts, upgraded orbments, and combo attacks.
Falcom’s celebrated Sound Team jdk returns with 44 tracks to underscore the tumultuous resolution of one of the most moving and expansive JRPGs ever created.
More Olivier than ever.

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	Minimum System Requirements	Recommended System Requirements
CPU	Intel Pentium III 550MHz / AMD Duron 2.0GHz	Intel Core 2 Duo E4400 2.0GHz / AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4200+
VRAM	256 MB	256 MB
RAM	500 MB	1 GB
OS	Win Xp 32	Win 7 32
Graphics Card	nVidia GeForce 6100 / AMD Radeon X1300 XT	nVidia GeForce 7300 GT / AMD Radeon X1300 XT
Direct X	Version 9.0c	Version 9.0c
SOUND CARD	Compatible with DirectX 9.0c	Compatible with DirectX 9.0c
HDD Space	2 GB	4 GB
Game Analysis	The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky is the first episode in a planned trilogy of Japanese role-playing games.Often hailed as one of the largest-scale JRPGs of all time, The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky is a turn-based JRPG set in a world following a period of rapid human advancement, owing to mysterious technology called orbal energy.While innovations and advancements were rapid, the revolution also caused a surge in military tech and weaponry. In Trails in the Sky the player is tasked with keeping the peace while exploring a huge and varied world.
High FPS	200+ FPS ( GTX 1060 )
Optimization Score	10

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This is an adventure role-playing game in which players follow two siblings on a quest to become Bracers, an occupation tasked with policing their world. From a 3/4–overhead perspective, players use swords, spears, whips, guns, and magic spells (e.g., fireballs and freezing spells) to attack fantastical creatures and bandits on grid-based battlefields; attacks are accompanied by slashing sounds, small explosions, and cries of pain. One special attack results in a brief spray of blood. During the course of the game, some of the dialogue references suggestive material (e.g., 'How about we skip the foreplay and go straight to the climax,' 'Any masochist would be thrilled to make your acquaintance,' and 'Are you one of those men who likes . . . other boys?!'). Some sequences depict drunken characters who have passed out from consuming too much alcohol; the dialogue also references drinking (e.g., 'He's totally plastered' and 'I'm going to drink until I can't drink anymore tonight!') and drugs (e.g., 'Now I don't know what kind of drugs you're smoking . . .'). The words 'sh*t,' 'b*tch,' and 'a*s' appear in dialogue.

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