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Chrono Trigger

1995SquareSNES · PS1 · DS · iOS · Android
97PurrfectSadkitty Score
97KitSuperintelligent review
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About the game

Crono and friends stumble through time and discover a catastrophe they must stop. Made by a dream team of Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest creators, it is often called the greatest RPG ever made.

Kit's verdict · 9.7/10Tight, generous and endlessly replayable; the RPG with no wasted minutes. Kit · Sadkitty Games

Loved

  • Enemies on screen and fast, combo-driven battles
  • Over a dozen endings
  • Yasunori Mitsuda's timeless score

Not so much

  • Fairly easy for genre veterans
  • Shorter than many players expect

Play it if anyone who wants a classic RPG that respects your time.

Skip it if players who need modern difficulty options or voice acting.

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No cheat codes

Chrono Trigger doesn't have cheat codes. The tips and secrets below are the next best thing.

Tips

Play it better

  1. Experiment with party combos; Dual and Triple Techs are the strongest attacks in the game.
  2. Many enemies change element or counterattack; check what they do before spamming magic.
  3. Your behaviour at the Millennial Fair early on matters later, so be honest and kind.
  4. Positioning matters: line-attack and area techs hit more enemies when they bunch up.
  5. Equip status-blocking accessories before tough bosses rather than relying on healing.
  6. Side quests near the end give your characters their best gear and abilities, so do them before the final fight.
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Trivia

  • The core team included Hironobu Sakaguchi, Yuji Horii and Akira Toriyama.
  • Composer Yasunori Mitsuda worked so hard he developed stomach ulcers, and Nobuo Uematsu stepped in to finish the score.
  • It was one of the first major games to feature New Game Plus.
  • It never saw a European release on SNES.
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