The third arc is much more grand and well written than its predecessors (and is a 'second chapter' of the first). Also in this arc there is a presentation and even a certain development of the character Robo. But it is in the second arc that you understand what the story will be about and the 'villain' is introduced, Lavos. Then there is the first arc in history, which is very simple but very functional and which in the first Boss already has a slight interesting level. But quickly a twist occurs that forces you to take action. The story begins very well, with a kind of very light prologue that serves for you to sympathize a little with the characters, to receive a light lore of the world and. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is definitively a must-have for anybody liking the JRPG genre. I've played the game several times on many systems and my favorite version of the game is still the SNES one but this one (Steam) is good too (although I'm not a fan of the added videos). There is also a new game plus opening some opportunities. Some are minor but some are pretty major too. There are many choices to make, many secrets to find and they all have consequences. The characters are interesting and likable and their 16-bits beautiful design from Akira Toriyama only adds to their charm. Chrono Trigger, for the two at the back of the class, is an epic quest trough time with a world to explore and, obviously, save. It's certainly on the top of my JRPG list, up there with Final Fantasy VI.

It's certainly on the top of my JRPG list, up there with Recommended? Why, it's only one of the best games of all times, has been since 1995.

Recommended? Why, it's only one of the best games of all times, has been since 1995.

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