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Eiyuu Densetsu - Sen no Kiseki II (Japan)

PlayStation 3
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2014
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Eiyuu Densetsu Sen no Kiseki II (Trails of Cold Steel II) continues the Erebonian arc with tenfold dramatic intensity. Resolution of a memorable cliffhanger, further refined bond system. Total narrative excellence.

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Category
RPG 1 player 12+
Description
Direct sequel to Falcom's narrative RPG deepening the political intrigues of the Erebonian empire with new companions and developments. Published by Falcom, released in Asia in September 2014. Continuation of the social bond system, new ARCUS combat mechanics, darker diplomatic narrative, and empire secrets revealed. Asian version.

Eiyuu Densetsu - Sen no Kiseki II review

4/5
Art direction
"Striking"
MAX
Music
"Legendary"
MAX
Story
"Masterful"
Signed by the Falcom Sound Team jdk, the music unfurls a repertoire of wild generosity, from the fiery rock battle theme to moving town melodies. Each region gains a memorable sonic colour, carrying a sprawling story with rare coherence. This melodic richness, celebrated by fans, remains a peak of the JRPG.
Gameplay
"Excellent"
Fun
"Mild"
Difficulty
"Balanced"
Technical info
💾4,7 GB 📅25/09/2014
Published by Falcom

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Collector interest

Eiyuu Densetsu Sen no Kiseki II, the direct sequel that closes the first Trails of Cold Steel arc on PS3, left without a Western physical edition on the console and thus sought as an import. The Japanese and Asian runs appeal to those wanting to complete the diptych at its source, in its original packaging. Its desirability rests on this regional exclusivity and the deep attachment of the Falcom audience rather than wide distribution.

Is Eiyuu Densetsu - Sen no Kiseki II still worth playing in 2026?

Trails of Cold Steel II extends the Erebonian arc with tenfold dramatic intensity, resolving the harrowing cliffhanger that closed the first chapter. This sequel rewards the narrative investment made, deepening the bonds between characters and widening the continent's political stakes. The combat system, further refined, and the generosity of the content reinforce the experience. It is best to have played the first chapter to grasp its full reach, and the language barrier persists on PS3. For the fan of the Kiseki saga, it is a sequel of total narrative excellence.

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