Trailer For Trusty Bell: Chopin's Dream
It’s been some time since Tri-Crescendo released anything regarding Trusty Bell. I’ve been intrigued since I read an IGN article about this game.
On October 17, 1948, Frederic Chopin, one of the most influential composers for the piano, succumbed to sickness and died at the young age of 39. Three hours prior to that, in the world according to this RPG, Chopin saw a dream of a fairy-tale land populated by people with incurable diseases but also magical powers.
Truly bizarre and beautiful, this comes from the studio who brought us Radiata Stories, Valkyrie Profile and Baiten Kaitos.
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Toots
Posted to on 20 September 2006
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This game looks really interesting. I hope the port it to another system.
This is really exciting to me. I hope there’s a lot of Chopin music in it. I’ve played a lot of Chopin on the piano; he wrote some powerful, beautiful music. The game’s RPG elements and visual style look cliched, but the story seems quite promising.
I definitely like the monster designs. The concept is also very interesting and intriguing, but I’m not sure if I can think of any more unusual historical figures to make an RPG about. (Oh, I know they exist, I just can’t think of them.) Marie Curie, maybe? (Although the posibilities for an RPG based on historical chemists are pretty cool. TriCres, if you’re reading this, remember who thought of it first! :P)
Hm Tri-Crescendo actually was a part of Tri-Ace then left… TriC was actually in charge of the music of those games, even SOTEOT, but had less to do with the production, this is, as far as anyone knows, the first game they have made on their own.