Chrono Trigger is available on Steam, but the quality is okay

Good news: the legendary Chrono Trigger RPG on the SNES in 1995 is available on Steam. The “definitive version” has been updated with new controls, graphics and sounds. In addition, the game also has the Dimensional Vortex and Lost Sanctum dungeon added in 2008 for the Nintendo DS version. Steam-specific features include achievements, trading cards, and support for Steam Cloud saves.

Bad news: game quality sucks.

There were a few issues with the Steam version that caused a lot of complaints about the game. It’s a port from the mobile version (and a bad one). The control array is extremely annoying – remnants of the touchscreen interface and the fonts look very crude. Probably, the worst thing is that everything is bordered with black, making everything look ‘painful’ and we have no way to turn it off.

Although Square Enix has given everyone a “free upgrade” to the Limited Edition of the game (six wallpapers, five soundtracks of the game, and “score music” from composer Yasunori Mitsuda) for those who purchased the game before 02 In April, Steam users were not satisfied with the game at all. Currently, 23 out of 30 game reviews are (very) negative).

In addition, the game has other bugs in the game – the control button cannot be changed. While Square Enix says it supports resolutions of 800×600, 1024×768, 1280×960, 1280×720, 1360×768, 1600×900, 1920×1080, the game actually locks to the same resolution as the monitor. your. Although this is your first time getting acquainted with Chrono Trigger and don’t expect much from it, things like this are unacceptable.

In case you didn’t know: Chrono Trigger appeared on Steam without notice.

Here are a few in-game screenshots so you can see what people are complaining about. More information about the game can be found in the FAQ section.