The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak English - Steam Deck Gameplay & Best Settings
Summary
TLDRDeckers Trails through Daybreak, a JRPG, is now available on Steam with full English translation. The game runs smoothly on Steam Deck, with excellent dialogue and performance in fights and city scenes. Frame rates can reach 120 FPS, but 60 FPS with Vsync is recommended. The game offers over 100 hours of gameplay, featuring real-time and timed battles, skill defenses, and team-up abilities.
Takeaways
- 🌟 The game 'Daybreak Town' has received a full English translation and is available on Steam.
- 🔑 Special thanks to NIS America for providing a key and early access for testing on the Steam Deck.
- 🎮 The game runs beautifully on the Steam Deck, with great performance during fights and in the city.
- 🗨️ The dialogue in the game is extensive and well-executed, though not all of it is fully voiced.
- 🎲 The game offers uncapped frame rates up to 120 FPS, but struggles to maintain over 70 FPS consistently.
- ⚙️ The recommended settings include turning the frame rate down to 60, with vsync off, and using the medium preset with specific tweaks.
- 🔋 The game's power consumption varies, dipping to around 12 Watts outside of combat and rising to 19-20 Watts during combat.
- 💥 During skill animations, there may be minor performance dips into the 40s and 50s FPS, but it remains mostly smooth.
- 🎲 The game features a mix of real-time battles, timed battles, and team-up abilities, making it highly engaging.
- 🕒 With over 100 hours of gameplay, 'Daybreak Town' offers substantial content and value for players.
- 👀 The video provides a gameplay demonstration to give viewers a sense of the game's mechanics and performance.
Q & A
What is the game 'Deckers Trails through Daybreak'?
-It is a full English translation version of a game that is now available on Steam.
Who provided the key and early access for the game 'Deckers Trails through Daybreak'?
-NIS America provided the key and early access for the game.
How does the game perform on the Steam Deck?
-The game runs beautifully and performs fantastically well throughout fights and in the city.
Is the dialogue in the game fully voiced?
-Not all of the dialogue is fully voiced, but the full voice that is present is done extremely well.
What frame rate does the game achieve on the Steam Deck?
-The game can go up to 120 frames per second in some instances, but it doesn't hold over 70 very well.
What game settings are recommended for optimal performance on the Steam Deck?
-The medium preset with tweaks such as motion blur and depth of field off, shadow resolution on medium, anti-alias on high, port rate super sampling off, shadow caching and local shadowing on default, and four times MSAA on the minimap is recommended.
What is the power consumption when the game is not in combat?
-The power consumption brings down to around 12 Watts when not in combat.
How does the power consumption change during combat in the game?
-During combat, the power consumption sits around the 19 to 20 watt mark.
Does the game experience any performance dips during skill animations?
-There are brief dips into the 40s or 50s during some skill animations, but it is a very minor dip and doesn't affect all effects or skills.
How long is the gameplay of 'Deckers Trails through Daybreak'?
-The gameplay is well over 100 hours, indicating a significant amount of content and value for the players.
What additional elements are mentioned in the gameplay of 'Deckers Trails through Daybreak'?
-The game includes elements such as skills, defense, attack, real-time battles, timed battles, Team Up abilities, and more.
Outlines
🎮 Steam Deck Performance Review
The script discusses the performance of 'Daybreak Town' on the Steam Deck, highlighting the game's availability on Steam and the support from NIS America. It emphasizes the game's smooth visuals and good performance during fights and city exploration. The dialogue is praised for its quality, even though it's not fully voiced. The video also covers the game's frame rate, which can reach up to 120 FPS but struggles to maintain over 70 FPS, suggesting a setting adjustment to 60 FPS for better stability. The settings used during the test include medium preset with tweaks for motion blur, depth of field, shadow resolution, and anti-aliasing. The script notes the power consumption during gameplay, which varies from 12 Watts in non-combat situations to 19-20 Watts during combat, with occasional dips into the 40s and 50s Watts during intense skill animations. The video concludes by mentioning the game's extensive content, suggesting over 100 hours of gameplay, and invites viewers to share their thoughts in the comments.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Daybreak
💡Steam
💡NIS America
💡Steam Deck
💡Frame Rate
💡Vsync
💡Medium Preset
💡Anti-aliasing
💡JRPG
💡Real-time Battles
💡Team Up Abilities
Highlights
Deckers Trails through Daybreak is now available on Steam with a full English translation version.
Thanking NIS America for providing a key and early access to test the game on the Steam Deck.
The game runs beautifully and performs well throughout fights and in the city.
There is a lot of dialogue in the game, not all fully voiced, but the full voice acting is done exceptionally well.
The game can run uncapped up to 120 frames per second, but it doesn't maintain over 70 FPS consistently.
Recommendation to set the frame rate to 60 FPS and turn vsync off for better performance.
Using medium preset settings with tweaks for motion blur and depth of field, shadow resolution, and anti-aliasing.
The game performs fine with vsync on, but it's better to have it off.
The game runs at 60 FPS for the most part and dips to around 12 Watts when not in combat.
During combat, the power consumption increases to around 19 to 20 watts.
There is a minor dip in performance during some skill animations, but it remains mostly smooth.
The game is one of the most involved JRPGs played recently with many different elements.
Features real-time battles, timed battles, and the ability to switch between them.
Includes Team Up abilities and a lot more gameplay features.
The game offers over 100 hours of gameplay, providing good value for money.
Encouraging viewers to check out more gameplay to get a feel for the game's performance.
Invitation for viewers to comment if they plan to pick up the game.
Closing remarks and sign-off for the video.
Transcripts
hey Deckers Trails through Daybreak the
full English translation version is now
available on Steam and a huge thanks to
NIS America for giving us a key and
early access to test this one out on the
steam deck as you can see it's running
beautifully and it also is performing
fantastically well throughout the fights
and even in the city in other bits and
pieces the dialogue is extremely well
done there is a lot of dialogue to get
through though not all of it fully
voiced but the full voice is also done
extrem extremely well now uncapped it
does go up to 120 frames per second in
some instances however it doesn't hold
over 70 very well so I do recommend in
the game settings that we come and turn
the frame rate down to 60 vsync off is
better but I did leave it on for this by
accident but it does perform just fine
either way then on the main settings
using the medium preset with a few
tweaks here with motion blur and depth
of fi off Shadow resolution on medium
anti-alias on
high Port rate super sampling off Shadow
caching and local shadowing all on the
default with four times msaa on the mini
map anti- aing and high resolution Cube
Maps off and this will run at 60 for the
best part and also when we're not in
combat it does bring it down to around
12 Watts but when we do go into combat
it does sit around the 19 to 20 watt
Mark and even with all those effects
going off it will still sit around 60
for the best part now this does dip down
into the 40s and 50s dur some of the
effects cutcenes but it is a very minor
dip and it doesn't seem to do it for all
of the effects or the skills it really
does seem to depend on who the skill is
hitting and how many monsters but it
will briefly dip into the 40s or 50s
while those skill animations pop off
after that though it is smooth sailing
this is definitely one of the most
involved jrpgs I've played in a while
there is a lot of different elements to
it with the skills defense attack real
time battles as well as the kind of
timed battles and being able to kind of
switch between them is also very
interesting with Team Up abilities and a
hell of a lot more now by the looks of
it from the game playay this is well
over 100 hours game play so definitely
going to get your money worth on this
one I'll leave you a bit more of the
game playay so you can get a better feel
for the gameplay and performance without
me talking let us know in the comments
below if you're going to be picking this
one up thanks for watching and see you
in the next
one CS will be
C
there
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