Does this game end with a cliffhanger?

[Mr. Beaver]

Does this game end with a cliffhanger or does it have a complete storyline like in Trails from Zero? And if there is a cliffhanger, what is it: soft like in Trails in the Sky, where the global story is not completed, but the plot of this particular game is finished, or like in Cold Steel 1-3, where the story just ends in the middle?

[dmsephiroth]

Not rly a cliffhanger, but some +questions+ are not answered in the end.

Any more infos would be a spoiler, so i make my answer rather short :)

Its a good game for me. Not so good like Hajmari (Reverie) but the protagonist is fresh and nice, more mature than Rean was.
I rly enjoyed Kuro 1 and im looking for the translation of part 2!

[Philosopher]

Originally posted by dmsephiroth:

Its a good game for me. Not so good like Hajmari (Reverie) but the protagonist is fresh and nice, more mature than Rean was.

I mean, Rean is maximum 21 years old in Reverie if you count that post-game scenario (He's otherwise 20 during the game's events). Van says early on he's 24 and his upbringing was not as rosy as Rean's, which thoughened him up. =/

[Taiga]

Nope.

I'm not going to spoiler anything. But the end feels like it was going to have a cliffhanger, as something big is revealed in the last 15 minutes... but then you instantly solve it 5 minutes later so it feels.. odd?

Best example I can make: Imagine if in Cold Steel 3, Rean is captured, Osborne says the final lines... then rather than ending there, there's an extra 5 minutes sequence on which you save him, then next scene everyone is back in Thors talking about how nice it was that everything was resolved and about were they are going to vacation.

That's how Kuro's ending feel. It's not a cliffhanger, but you can tell, clearly, that it was going to be one but they changed their minds like 90% into development.

[Gacktdirge17]

Originally posted by Taiga:

Nope.

I'm not going to spoiler anything. But the end feels like it was going to have a cliffhanger, as something big is revealed in the last 15 minutes... but then you instantly solve it 5 minutes later so it feels.. odd?

Best example I can make: Imagine if in Cold Steel 3, Rean is captured, Osborne says the final lines... then rather than ending there, there's an extra 5 minutes sequence on which you save him, then next scene everyone is back in Thors talking about how nice it was that everything was resolved and about were they are going to vacation.

That's how Kuro's ending feel. It's not a cliffhanger, but you can tell, clearly, that it was going to be one but they changed their minds like 90% into development.

oh boy XD

[Philosopher]

I mean, it COULD have ended in a cliffhanger, but then we'd be in the same position as CS3, which would make the wait for the next game even more unbearable. I think it was dealt with correctly, personally. =/