This game has seemingly been coming down the pipe for years now. The core gameplay, even from the initial Trails of the Sky game, are still intact and its still very well done. However the game is about as clean of a turn based system as you get in JRPG's today. The new Order system lets you tactfully use your BP now and adds a new dimension to help out in combat. The combat system is pretty much the same as it was in the CS games with a few things added onto it. The first couple of chapters of the story feel like they are trying to close up the Sky and Crossbell series respectively so it can serve as an ok recap. However, if you've got a good understanding of at least the Cold Steel games, you should be able to understand most stuff that the game throws at you. Especially for those of us in the West who never got the two Crossbell games and whose characters feature very prominently throughout most of this game. However with so much information to go though, this being the designed conclusion to the 3 branching pathways that have made up the Trails series to this point, it can almost feel overwhelming at times. For people who are familiar with the series, CS 3 feels a lot like CS 1 in that its designed to build up the world and the major storylines for the second act to have the space and breathing room to conclude it without feeling rushed.

For people who are familiar with the series, CS 3 feels a lot like CS 1 in that its designed to build up the world and the major storylines for the second act to have the space and breathing room to Trails of Cold Steel 3 is game that has been built for fans of the series and if you have not played any of the previous games so far, then just stop what you're doing and go play those first. Trails of Cold Steel 3 is game that has been built for fans of the series and if you have not played any of the previous games so far, then just stop what you're doing and go play those first.

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