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The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero

The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki →

Critic score3 critics
First release
Apr 23, 2020
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Turn-based strategy (TBS) · Drama, Action, Fantasy, Science fiction

The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero is the fourth installment in the main Trails series, serving as a direct sequel to the events of the Liberl arc and the beginning to the Crossbell arc. The game follows Lloyd Bannings and his colleagues Elie MacDowell, Randy Orlando, and Tio Plato. The four form the Special Support Section, a newly formed department of the Crossbell police in a city-state located between two great powers fighting for control over it.

Also known as The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki Kai, Eiyuu Densetsu Zero no Kiseki Kai, 英雄传说 零之轨迹: 改, Eiyuu Densetsu: Zero no Kiseki Kai
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Storyline
Part of the long-running Trails series, Trails from Zero is set in the prosperous city-state of Crossbell, an independent territory wedged uneasily between two great powers, the Erebonian Empire and the Calvard Republic, both of which covet control over it. Beneath its cosmopolitan surface, Crossbell is riddled with political tension, corruption, and entrenched organized crime. The story follows Lloyd Bannings, a young police detective who returns home after completing his training only to be assigned to a brand-new and untested branch of the city's police force, the Special Support Section. Alongside his fellow rookies, the political heiress Elie MacDowell, the easygoing ex-mercenary Randy Orlando, and the quiet electronics prodigy Tio Plato, Lloyd sets out to prove that this fledgling unit can make a difference. As the four take on the cases no one else will handle, they begin to peel back the layers of crime and corruption festering within Crossbell, drawing them steadily toward forces far more dangerous than they anticipated.Read more

Part of the long-running Trails series, Trails from Zero is set in the prosperous city-state of Crossbell, an independent territory wedged uneasily between two great powers, the Erebonian Empire and the Calvard Republic, both of which covet control over it. Beneath its cosmopolitan surface, Crossbell is riddled with political tension, corruption, and entrenched organized crime. The story follows Lloyd Bannings, a young police detective who returns home after completing his training only to be assigned to a brand-new and untested branch of the city's police force, the Special Support Section. Alongside his fellow rookies, the political heiress Elie MacDowell, the easygoing ex-mercenary Randy Orlando, and the quiet electronics prodigy Tio Plato, Lloyd sets out to prove that this fledgling unit can make a difference. As the four take on the cases no one else will handle, they begin to peel back the layers of crime and corruption festering within Crossbell, drawing them steadily toward forces far more dangerous than they anticipated.

Release dates
PlayStation 4
Apr 23, 2020
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Sep 27, 2022
PlayStation 4
Sep 27, 2022
All 14 release dates
Nintendo Switch
Sep 27, 2022
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Sep 28, 2022
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Sep 30, 2022
PlayStation 4
Sep 30, 2022
Nintendo Switch
Sep 30, 2022
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Oct 07, 2022
PlayStation 4
Oct 07, 2022
Nintendo Switch
Oct 07, 2022
Nintendo Switch
Aug 31, 2023
Nintendo Switch 2
Sep 10, 2026
PlayStation 5
Sep 10, 2026
Time to beatIGDB · recorded
Main Story
45h
Main + Extras
61h
Completionist
90h
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Third person
Keywords
anime, jrpg, turn-based combat, previously on - luna plus

At a Glance

Critic Score
83
Main Story (IGDB)
45h
Main + Extras (IGDB)
61h
Completionist (IGDB)
90h

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Steam review summary

Steam users rate this Very Positive, 509 reviews in all languages, recorded 16 October 2026

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