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Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter scratched my JRPG itch in the best way, and is easily one of 2025’s greatest remakes

Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is an exemplary remake with exceptional quality of life upgrades, visuals, and combat.

TechRadar

Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is one of the best JRPG remakes I've ever played—it's also now the best way to get started with the beloved series

The very first Trails games faithfully remade for modern audiences.

PC Gamer

The perfect JRPG remake just dropped – Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter threatens to put Final Fantasy 7 and Persona 3 to shame with its masterful approach to revitalizing a classic

Now Playing | Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter isn't just a return of the blue sky, green grass JRPG style I love, but a masterclass in how remakes should be done

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The houseplant murderer: can I become green fingered in eight easy steps?

I have around 20 houseplants – some obviously near death. I called in an expert to teach me how to keep them not just alive, but thriving

The Guardian - UK

Polar bears are back in Britain. But should they really be living here?

In 2000, only one of these Arctic beasts was resident in the UK. Now there are 16. Is there any benefit to captivity for this climate-ravaged species?

The Guardian - UK

‘Everybody looks after each other!’ Fifty years of the commune that began with a Guardian ad

In 1974, a group of families sought like-minded people to live together. Today, Old Hall in Suffolk is still home to some of its original members – including those who have returned with their own children

The Guardian - UK

A new start after 60: I couldn’t find a hat for a wedding – so I unleashed my inner artist

Anne Reeder always wanted to go to art school, but her father didn’t think it was a suitable education. In her 60s, she finally went back to college to follow her dreams

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The fake Suffolk supermarket tackling problem plastic

DS Smith’s innovation lab is in the spotlight after the packaging firm’s takeover approach from rival Mondi

The Guardian - UK

Zoologist Arik Kershenbaum: ‘We all want to know whether animals talk and what they’re saying’

The zoologist on observing animal communication in the wild, why dolphins give one another names, and the high likelihood that humans could converse with aliens

The Guardian - UK

Where did I find the courage to talk to my mum about her cancer? At parkrun, far behind the racers

Every Saturday morning, thousands of people get off their sofas to cover 5km in their local park. Like me, a growing number are there to walk rather than run – and to talk about their deepest feelings

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve picked up 1.2m cigarette butts!’: five litter loathers who refuse to let it lie

Sex toys, handbags and the occasional gun - the rivers, beaches and streets of the UK are covered in discarded waste. But every day, people are fighting back

The Guardian - UK

‘I could have had a job and kids’: Oliver Campbell hopes for justice 30 years after murder charge

Exclusive: in 1991 Campbell, who has a mental impairment, received a life sentence for a crime he says he did not commit

The Guardian - UK

Ryan Gander: ‘Going to a gallery is like taking your imagination to the gym’

The prolific British conceptual artist on the source of his creativity, why he left London – and a coin-based treasure hunt he is making for Manchester’s international festival

The Guardian - UK

Ipswich’s Kieran McKenna: ‘It’s more satisfying because it’s not been easy’

The former Manchester United coach who has overseen an unlikely promotion from League One tells Nick Ames about sticking to his principles

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‘Life changing’: the social housing helping to cut heating bills in Norwich

Built to Passivhaus standards, Goldsmith Street’s low-energy approach offers a pioneering approach to the housing crisis

The Independent UK

Bella Hadid reportedly deletes Balenciaga post from Instagram amid calls to speak out against brand

Balenciaga apologised for recent campaigns which featured children holding ‘BDSM’ teddy bears and court documents regarding child pornography

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