Игрок 6921·Не рекомендует·2 ч в игре

Within 90 minutes, the game crashed seven (7) times. Square put out a horrendous port for one of their most beloved games, but luckily this encouraged me to just emulate it lol. The game itself is fantastic and one of the best games ever made so you definitely should play/emulate the SNES or DS versions.

Игрок 0813·Рекомендует·22 ч в игре

Goated game. I saw a lot of people complaining about frequent crashes however my experience on linux was great with 0 crashes. So if you are playing on linux go for it and if you are on windows maybe emulate it instead idk the game itself is great

Игрок 1446·Рекомендует·31 ч в игре

Chrono Trigger моя первая игра в жанре JRPG, и она оставила очень хорошие впечатления. Вообще, изначально я хотел начать знакомство с Final Fantasy, но в TikTok увидел, как один человек посоветовал сначала пройти именно Chrono Trigger. Он сказал, что после неё станет понятно, понравится тебе жанр JRPG или нет. В итоге я последовал этому совету и нисколько не пожалел. Несмотря на то что игре уже очень много лет, она до сих пор отлично играется. Пиксельная графика выглядит приятно и местами невероятно красиво, а музыка идеально дополняет атмосферу, но довольно быстро приедается. Больше всего мне понравился сюжет. Он постоянно подкидывает что-то новое, а путешествия во времени делают историю очень интересной. Персонажи получились запоминающимися, у каждого есть свой характер и своя история, поэтому за ними действительно интересно наблюдать. Боевая система тоже понравилась. Она простая, а комбинированные атаки делают сражения разнообразнее. Из минусов могу отметить только то, что иногда было не совсем понятно, куда идти дальше, и приходилось даже гуглить. Еще хочется отметить, что в игре большое количество разных концовок и есть NG+. В целом Chrono Trigger отличная классика, и для меня это оказалось идеальное знакомство с жанром JRPG. Теперь я точно хочу пройти серию Final Fantasy, потому что понял, что такие игры мне нравятся

Игрок 1902·Рекомендует·40 ч в игре

really great port of one of the best games oat. Runs extremely well on my ♥♥♥♥♥♥ laptop even when streaming.

Игрок 0076·Не рекомендует·56 ч в игре

A poor port of a legendary RPG that’s still not great even with a plethora of patches. I got every ending/achievement because I am a stubborn Chrono Trigger diehard, but I cannot in good faith recommend this version of the game. Go for the SNES original or DS version instead. Chrono Trigger deserved a higher budget remaster and not this buggy, aesthetically-compromised DS-to-mobile-to-PC conversion. Pros: + It’s Chrono Trigger, one of the greatest 16-bit RPGs of all time. It's got great characters, dialogue, emotional storytelling, and a masterpiece of a soundtrack. + The Chrono Trigger Pixel Demaster 8 Final Hotfix 4 mod, CT Explore v1.4 mod, ChronoMod, and CText mod coupled with ReShade with shaders CRT-Frutbunn, EasymodeCRT, and Vibrance make this version less bad. + Auto-save and resume is a good feature. + It’s nice to see the game presented in widescreen and ultrawide, even if some of the game area is cropped as a result. + The Dream’s End chapter from the DS version is included, which adds some connective tissue to Chrono Cross. Half Pro/Half Con: +- The fast-forward toggle for battles is a welcome addition, but you cannot control the speed of it, and your characters are set to auto-attack with this feature enabled. There should have been a setting to allow different levels of fast-forward and without the auto-attack engaging. Cons: - The game’s save data is volatile. I played primarily on Steam Deck, and on occasion I had lost progress because booting the game up a day later set my saves back to an earlier save. One time, I reached the end of the game, saved, and upon booting up the next day, ALL THE SAVE DATA WAS GONE. I found out it was randomly dumped into the OneDrive recycling bin, so I was thankfully able to restore it, but WHY on earth did this happen!? - If your game crashes, which has happened to me a few times, your save data is at a high risk of getting deleted, even if you're not in the middle of saving. - The default graphics settings that smooth and blur the sprites is awful and a completely unacceptable "replacement" for proper CRT/scanline filters. - While having a sharp pixel option is nice, there really should have been scanline, CRT filter, and interpolation options since the game was originally designed to be played on old school tube TVs. - The graphics of the game are inaccurately stretched. A properly-calibrated CRT would take the native 8:7 aspect ratio of the SNES original and stretch it horizontally by 8/7 and NOT 4/3 to achieve 64:49 aspect ratio. This port applies a 4:3 stretch on the pixel art, which is inaccurate. - There is an issue with shimmering pixels as the screen scrolls; this could have been addressed with better display options, such as the aforementioned interpolation toggles, CRT/scanline filters, and even integer scaling. - The new user interface for menus is cheap and tacky-looking and ruins the charm and aesthetics of the SNES and DS versions. I shouldn’t have to use mods to remove those poorly-drawn, hovering battle gauges, for example. - The DS font worked well for DS, but doesn’t look so great here. I shouldn’t have to mod the SNES font via CText in just to get a good pixel font. - When playing on PC and Steam Deck docked instead of Steam Deck in portable mode, I got occasional stutters while moving my characters. - Ever since the August 2023 patch, diagonal movement results in an awkward jittering of the character sprites, and flying the Epoch diagonally on the world map also results in jittery movement/screen lag. TO THIS DAY, THEY HAVE NEVER ADDRESSED NOR FIXED THIS AND I HAD TO INSTALL A MOD CALLED CTEXT TO AT LEAST FIX THE DIAGONAL JITTERING FOR FIELD MOVEMENT. - Unlike the SNES/DS versions, the field music no longer continues from where it left off after finishing a battle. CText mod fixed this. - The Arena of Ages bonus area from the DS version is not included. - The Lost Sanctum bonus area, carried over from the DS version, is monotonous and repetitive, requiring you to move between the same winding paths and areas and fight the same battles over and over as you go from one fetch quest to another. The rewards are nice, but it comes at the cost of fun.

Игрок 9606·Не рекомендует·18 ч в игре

NOT RECOMMENDED Review Title: Masterpiece game trapped in an absolute trash fire of a PC port. I am completely done with this ♥♥♥♥. Chrono Trigger is arguably one of the greatest JRPGs ever made, but Square Enix should be utterly ashamed of this broken, lazy Steam port. I have spent the last several hours fighting the game itself rather than the actual monsters. The collision detection and pathfinding scripts in this version are fundamentally broken. I ran into game-breaking invisible walls right in the middle of mandatory main story rooms (specifically the Keeper's Dome hangar) that completely block your characters from moving forward on the map grid. If that wasn't frustrating enough, the UI layer constantly locks up during crucial script transitions. The moment an NPC moves or a text dialogue box finishes, the game engine freezes entirely, traps the text box on screen, and aggressively crashes straight back to the desktop. The fact that a decades-old 2D sprite game regularly crashes, breaks its own tile alignment, leaks memory, and softlocks your file progression on modern hardware is completely unacceptable. Turning off Steam overlays, messing with windowed resolutions, and unplugging your controller just to try and force a text box to advance shouldn't be a requirement to play a premium release. Save yourself the massive headache and play this masterpiece on literally any other system. Avoid the Steam version at all costs.

Игрок 5093·Не рекомендует·190 ч в игре

I don't need to say anything that hasn't been said about Chrono Trigger already for it's story/gameplay. But man this Steam port, I'm 75% through the game and the crashes have become more frequent. I had it crash a second ago, opened it up and it crashed after loading the game. There's a reason why people heavily recommend SNES/DS versions.

Игрок 9679·Рекомендует·37 ч в игре

I usually get put off by people praising older games since I feel like its purely based off nostalgia, but this game was actually quite good. I'll put a disclaimer and say the game's age def shows in some parts of the actual map design. It can feel extremely confusing where to go next because the actual map art doesn't make certain pathways immediately obvious. I had to use a guide early on to really navigate around. Some bad things: 1. The story isn't INSANELY unique, its a typical story of a hero. It's not really bad but depending on how much praise you've heard (I've seen some people claim this is a writing masterpiece) you'll be mislead quite a bit. There is def a lot to enjoy though. 2. Combat is pretty wonky at first. I feel it flows better when you enable the turn-based option because otherwise the combat is all real time, and makes it really tedious to min-max your menu/attack selects. 3. I pretty much had to use a guide (https://shrines.rpgclassics.com/snes/ct/walk01.shtml) to meaningful navigate certain areas of the game that were just visually not obvious for the player to go to. Some pathways just blend into the map background too well, or the artistic choices completely obscured your vision (There's a castle segment where the ceilings look just like the walls, but they aren't and you can walk through the background art). Pros: 1. Story is really fun! generic hero story but with a fun twist of time travel. It's enjoyable walking through the eras of time and seeing recurring music or characters slowly feed you context on why things happen. It's a small thing, but I think its delivered to the player in an interesting manner. 2. Party Members. These guys are kinda what made the game super enjoyable to me. Finding out the story for your Party Members then recruiting them was super fun. The gameplay aspect of comboing special attacks together is also pretty dope and made the combat interesting. 3. Music. Probably the only reason I even know of the game to begin with. The music is really beautiful and completely sells the environment the game wants the player to be in. The second I entered an area I would take a solid minute just appreciating it. As of writing this review I haven't entirely finished the game, but I wanted to give a positive review anyway since it was a pretty fun experience. I did complete most of the content though I just have the final boss left.