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On February 14th the second game of the Trails of Cold Steel series will be released for PC.
Once again I decided to do some art for it to celebrate the release, as it still remains one of my most favourite JRPG franchises. I didn't do quite as much artwork as I did for the first game's PC release, but I wanted to at least make a few.
Next up are best girl and main party member Emma and antagonist Vita.
Vita is responsible for one of the best WTF moments in the finale of the first game (during the 'chancelor's speech' event) and is easily one of the most interesting characters for me.
Despite being an antagonist, Vita is kind of a 'big sister'-type character to Emma.
Chasing down Vita and figuring out why she turned her back on Emma and her home is one of the main motivations of her.
Thus she also has the most reason to give her 'big sis' a good spanking.
The second Trails of Cold Steel game picks up right where the cliffhanger ending of the first game stopped.
I don't want to spoil the details, but if you finished the first game you will have a pretty good idea what the plot of the second one will be mainly about.
It also features some nice gameplay and balance improvements, as well as a number of new and old minigames for when you are in need for a change of pace.
Something I really like is the ability to import your save from the first game to get some more personalized dialogue depending on your choices and relationships in the first game. It's not quite Mass Effect, but it's still a nice touch.
As with the first one, the PC version will have 50% additional voiced dialogue compared to the PS3 and Vita versions, as well as several technical and graphical optimizations.
