Falcom plans to release its sequel to Trails beyond the Horizon by the end of September 2027. In a new investor presentation, the company also labels the project a “concluding chapter” — the clearest indication yet of when players might see the next part of its sprawling RPG story.
The financial report highlighted places the follow-up in Falcom’s financial year running from 1 October 2026 to 30 September 2027. That is a release target, not an announcement that the game will launch in September itself. Falcom lists one new title for that period alongside several ports, but has not given the sequel an exact release date.
The Japanese name on the presentation slide is “英雄伝説 界の軌跡（完結編）”, meaning The Legend of Heroes: Trails beyond the Horizon (Concluding Chapter). It reads as a description of the planned follow-up rather than a confirmed English title. Falcom has not announced platforms or a Western release window for it.
The sequel’s existence was already known. Falcom president Toshihiro Kondo discussed a concluding chapter in September. What today’s documents add is a place for it on the company’s release calendar. That matters to players left waiting after Trails beyond the Horizon, which first launched in Japan in 2024 and reached English-language audiences in early 2026.
Trails beyond the Horizon brings together characters from across the series as a planned journey into space raises questions about Zemuria’s future. Its official site pitches those mysteries as the heart of the story. A “concluding chapter” now has a target window, though Falcom has yet to say how much of the wider Trails saga it will resolve.
