Gamepia, in collaboration with Clouded Leopard Entertainment, will begin pre-orders for the physical edition of story RPG 'Trails in the Sky the 2nd,' developed by Nihon Falcom, starting August 28, 2026.

The title officially supports Korean subtitles and will be released on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC (Steam). As the sequel to 'Trails in the Sky the 1st'—the first full remake released to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the 'Trails' franchise—it is a complete remake based on the original 'The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC.' Serving as a direct continuation of the previous game, it depicts the final chapter of the adventure undertaken by Bracers Estelle and Joshua.

It inherits features such as improved character graphics, event scenes portrayed with rich emotional expression, and a battle system that seamlessly transitions between 'Quick Battle' and 'Command Battle.' In addition, character actions have been enhanced, creating a more epic narrative set across the entire Kingdom of Liberl.

Pre-orders for the physical edition will run from August 28 to September 16, 2026, across online and offline markets, including the online shopping mall Soprano. The release is divided into a limited edition 'Ouroboros Box' and a standard edition, with the PC Steam physical version available exclusively as a limited edition.

As a physical pre-order bonus, an 'Estelle Icon Keycap Keyring' equipped with a single orange LED light will be included. Additionally, the pre-order DLC outfit 'NEO Bracer II Estelle' and an early-purchase bonus download code for the original 'The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky FC' will be provided. However, these bonuses are not included with the PC Steam version, and the voice audio and subtitles for the download code will be available in Japanese only.

The game's official release date in Korea is September 17, 2026, with an age rating of Rated 18+. The Nintendo Switch 2 Edition can also be played on the original Nintendo Switch console, with resolution and frame rate adjusted to match hardware standards.