That said, the rest of the game is not voice acted, meaning thereвЂ™s a lot of reading. Although the game isnвЂ™t voice acted all the way through, all the major parts of the plot are, helping to add a bit of gravitas to the more significant part of the story.

This quality extends to voice acting as well. Because of the slow pace that the game has, the characters are unveiled at a natural and organic speed that leaves the characters feeling like actual people rather than tropes or stock characters. Specifically, your fellow classmates of class 7 are all given plenty of time for their personalities, voices and motivations to develop. One of the clearest strengths of Trails of Cold Steel is the effort it puts towards its many characters.

While the moment to moment experience of these trips isnвЂ™t anything particularly spectacular or action packed, it allows players to gain a detailed view of the game world, which eventually develops into a fantastically nuanced experience as the narrative comes to a head. The majority of the game will see players travelling across Erebonia on field trips, gaining knowledge and insight of the countryвЂ™s many issues. Rean and his other classmates of Thors Military AcademyвЂ™s class 7 are given ample opportunity to get to know one another, which fans of games like Persona or Fire Emblem: Three Houses will love. Set in Erebonia, a huge country with a variety of political and societal issues, the game puts players into the shoes of Rean Schwarzer. Players can expect an absolutely massive amount of world building and lore to sink their teeth into.

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