Trails through Daybreak Release Date Set for July on PS5, PS4 | Push Square
NIS America has given Trails through Daybreak a confirmed release date. Previously, the Falcom RPG was simply slated for 'summer 2024', but now it's locked in for the 5th July. The title also has a new English trailer, which you can watch above.
In Japan, Trails through Daybreak is known as Kuro no Kiseki — and it first launched for PS4 all the way back in 2021. We're still catching up with the series here in the West — the third title in the Kuro saga is dropping later this year in Japan — but with this release date announcement, we're one step closer to having the massive RPG franchise fully localised.
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Right now, Trails through Daybreak has July pretty much all to itself, but we wouldn't be surprised if other games are currently eying up a similar date. Are you looking forward to Trails through Daybreak? Book a trip to Calvard in the comments section below.
Robert's been a dedicated PlayStation fan since the days of Tekken 2, and he still loves a good dust up. When he's not practising combos, he's usually getting lost in the latest 100-hour RPG, or, y'know, replaying The Witcher 3.
I should be able to finish Shadow of the Erdtree by then so good timing! I'm so excited to finally start the Calvard arc.
Looks like I'll be taking that Friday off for a nice 4 day weekend here in the states.
I'm hyped! First, I just need to finish Azure, Cold Steel 3 & 4, then Reverie. So give me about 2, maybe 3 weeks to platinum them all.
@darreb510 Do you have access to the Hyperbolic Time Chamber?
I've not long started Cold Steel 3, so I've still got 4 and Reverie to go before I can start this game. Or is this game separate and can be enjoyed without playing the Cold Steel Arc fully?
Dear Falcom/NISA/XSeed, I don't care who, where are The trails in the sky remasters?
@UltimateOtaku91 Kiiiind of. It is a sequel in that it takes place after the events of Reverie, but it's also the start of a new arc in a different country. It'll be
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