To make traveling easier, the SSS is rewarded with a car which enables them to fast travel. The map of Crossbell State is nearly identical as well. Most of the content, like the character and enemy designs are recycled from Zero. There is a massive tsunami of people that the SSS is expecting to arrive at Crossbell and their job is to do whatever they can to prepare for it. Instead of actively investigating conspiracies and crimes, most of the time is spent preparing and reacting to events. Trails to Azure plays similarly to Trails from Zero albeit with minor differences. Plenty of foreign dignitaries are expected to arrive in Crossbell and security will be very very tight. Things are not going to be easy on Lloyd and his new teammates, as the West Zemuria Trade Conference, the real world equivalent to the G7 summit, is about to take place in Crossbell. The second is Wazy, leader of the Testaments and who has also helped the SSS in some tight occasions. The first is Noel, a firearms and automobile expert from the Crossbell Guardian Force who assisted the SSS in their investigations. Lloyd is not alone as two new, yet familiar faces join the SSS. The members of the SSS have temporarily parted ways to help support the state. The SSS is no longer a laughing stock, but a respected division due to their accolades of stopping the assassination of the mayor, arresting the Revanche crime syndicate and defeating a cult developing a drug that turns people into superhumans. You yet again play as Lloyd Bannings, member of the Crossbell Police Department and leader of the Special Support Section.
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There are also multiple references and cameos from the Sky arc, so I would also highly recommend playing or watching a recap of the Trails of the Sky series before you play this game. Trails to Azure is a direct sequel to Trails from Zero and the opening minutes of the game will immediately spoil the events in the previous game. Randy is a bit overly excited, but Lloyd has the perfect response Even with those flaws, I still think Trails to Azure may very well be the best game in the Trails saga and should not be overlooked. Another issue is that the game is fairly padded with several in-game days worth of world building and unnecessarily long dungeons. They are not as bad as the cliffhanger variety that some Trails games are infamous for, but they are more like a “wink and a nod” by Nihon Falcom that the Trails saga still has some gas in the tank. One major gripe I have with the game is that it unfurls many unresolved plot threads. The game cleverly utilizes the characters and environments in the existing Trails universe to deliver an exciting narrative that works. Compared to its predecessor: Trails from Zero, Trails to Azure is a bold piece of work that is much wider in scope, scale and story. Not only is it the final game in the Crossbell arc, but it also fills in the gaps in the Cold Steel Arc. Trails to Azure is an important game in the Trails universe. Trails fans rejoice! An English version of Ao no Kiseki or Trails to Azure with modern gameplay improvements is finally here.
Instead of waiting until 2023 for that release, I decided to finish my playthrough on the fan patched version and review that experience. While in the middle of my playthrough, a western release was announced by NISA.
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Disclaimer: This review is based on the Geofront Fan Translation patch on the Joyoland PC copy of Ao no Kiseki.
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