Released in 2010 in Japan (and 2011 in Korea/China), Zero no Kiseki (literally "Trails from Zero") was Falcom’s ambitious fourth entry in the Trails series. It shifts the setting from the Erebonian Empire (Trails of Cold Steel) and Liberl Kingdom (Trails in the Sky) to , a bustling, corrupt city-state caught in the political crossfire between two superpowers.
This is a . Do not expect explosions every hour. Instead, expect to learn the name of every shopkeeper, the schedule of every street musician, and the secret history of every sewer tunnel. This patience is rewarded with one of the most devastatingly emotional final acts in JRPG history. The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki —
: While the game is 100% translated and the story is fully understandable, the script is considered unpolished . It is often described as "stiff" or "rough" with various typos and grammatical errors. Do not expect explosions every hour
The PSP version of Zero no Kiseki never received an official Western release on that platform. Instead, fans relied on an unofficial translation effort that has a somewhat notorious history: Translation Standard : While the game is 100%
You need a legal Japanese ISO of Eiyuu Densetsu: Zero no Kiseki for PSP.