Comment on Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter launches in fall 2025 worldwide for PS5, Switch, and PC
cybervseas@lemmy.world 1 day ago
The original version (or is it the first remake?) it’s still on Steam and runs great. I just finished it a few months ago.
Does redoing the graphics of a relatively modern-game make it worth $60? I’m interested in understanding the perspective of folks that are planning to buy.
I’ve never played the series but I am interested and planning on seeing if the new version is good / considered “definitive” by fans of the series. If it’s good I will likely play this rather than the original version.
Same strategy I’m taking for Dragon Quest 1/2/3
Not everyone will have played it already. If I’m a new buyer and I see one version and another version that’s the same but looks better, then yeah I’m gonna buy the one that looks better.
I’m playing through the series now. Just finished SC/the second chapter!
It’s always fun to see someone else playing the same old game as you by coincidence.
🙂 I’m slowly working through SC. You might like !patientgamers@lemmy.world if you aren’t there already.
Thank you! Indeed I am there!
Keep enjoying SC. I loved it. A few people I’ve seen didn’t like the first few chapters, but imo it’s worth it to play through to the end.
My friend who loves the entire series says SC is his second favourite game in the series!
Yes
I mean Horizon zero dawn remaster does look better and supposedly fixes some other stuff like janky script flow, but I still wouldn’t. Maybe for newcomers to the series.
I haven’t played this but I would imagine it’s just as anime style as it looks, in which case why even. Unless there were major flaws that should have been fixed in an update rather than a remake, and/or loads of new content that should have just been a dlc, I can’t see much merit in a new version.
Ashtear@lemm.ee 1 day ago
That’s the original version of the game. It’s had enhanced ports but never a remake previously. From what we know, this is a full remake, with changes to gameplay, a new localization, and some additions for continuity. The game’s 20 years old. Hard to put that anywhere near modern.
Since it’s the first in a continuous series, it’s long seemed necessary to at least bring the game into full 3D for new players to come on board. For long-term Trails fans, the value of this remake (and the inevitable second one, at least) will probably depend on some of the details, especially the localizations for players that don’t read Japanese.