The remastered JRPG classic, Trails of Cold Steel: Decisive Edition, finally has a release date on PS4. Announced by Game Informer for XSEED and Marvelous Games, the remastered title will launch on March 26, with a number of additions and enhancements.
The biggest of these additions are over 5,000 additional English voice lines, something that was previously only available in the PC version. Of course, the PS4 version will also sport full dual audio support, letting you switch between English and Japanese.
Additionally, the PS4 version will sport remastered visuals and a “high-speed skip” option for battles, drastically cutting down on the amount of downtime in combat.
The “Decisive Edition” will cost $49.99 and will be physical only, while the digital version of the game will run $39.99. Below you can see what you get with the Decisive Edition. XSEED also released a new trailer to coordinate the release date announcement, covering some of the new changes. You can see the trailer down at the bottom of this article.
- Musical Selections CD with 21 tracks
- Steelbook case
- Collectible 50-Mira coin
- Physical manual that includes ‘Alisa Reinford’s Cold Steel Crash Course!’ comic
Originally released in 2015 on the PS3 and PS Vita, Trails of Cold steel starts a brand new sub-series in Falcom’s The Legend of Heroes franchise. You play as Rean Schwarzer, a young man who’s setting off on his first day at the Thors Military Academy, where he’ll join an elite class of students known as Class VIII.
The game uses the same style of combat as Trails in the Sky, with a few enhancements, and it pulls elements from other game series like Persona and Suikoden, as Rean can explore the academy and bond with his fellow students.
A remaster of the second game, Trails of Cold Steel II, will be releasing on PS4 later this Spring, although we don’t have a date yet. Additionally, NIS America recently announced that they’ll be localizing Trails of Cold Steel III later this year.
Trails of Cold Steel: Decisive Edition will launch on March 26 exclusively for PlayStation 4.
Published: Feb 26, 2019 11:39 am