The Imperial and Republican officials associated with the Order and the mafia were driven away, and with a new mayor in place, it appeared that the future of Crossbell was bright however, this was only a temporary respite on the turbulent Zemurian continent. Peace was eventualy restored through the efforts of the Crossbell Police Department’s Special Support Section. Tensions erupted in a mafia war, with security forces being manipulated by the mysterious narcotic, Gnosis. With the touch of a button, you can jump between events and fields at twice the normal speed, and battles at four times the normal speed!īordered by the Erebonian Empire to the west and the Calvard Republic to the east, this prosperous state was once in crisis due to the actions of a fanatical religious group. The game also features the popular high-speed Skip Mode from the PlayStation®4 version.

The Steam version features 60 fps support + high definition picture & sound for an enhanced gameplay experience! These new PS4 versions are based on these PS Vita ports.Set in the autonomous region of Crossbell, the epic RPG Ao no Kiseki: Kai, which tells the story of the Special Support Section, is now available on Steam! Advanced, fully voiced ports named Zero no Kiseki: Evolution and Ao no Kiseki: Evolution were later released on PlayStation Vita in Japan. Zero no Kiseki and Ao no Kiseki first launched on PSP in September 2010 and September 2011 respectively and never got English localizations, though there are some fan translations. Protagonist Lloyd Bannings and his Crossbell games are among the most beloved in the series, so it’s great to finally have them back. But beggars can’t be choosers, considering how small and penniless Falcom is. I’m slightly disappointed we aren’t getting actual remakes, as they kept the fact that whether it’ll be remasters or remakes blurry by only saying “upgrades”.

Later on, in November 2019, Falcom again teased that PS4 “upgrades” of “past games” are coming soon. Falcom’s president Toshihiro Kondo first mentioned PS4 ports of Zero no Kiseki and Ao no Kiseki at the Kiseki Series 15th Anniversary Event in June 2019.

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