Modder ‘Shiryu’ has released a brand new mod for the PC version of Chrono Trigger that brings it closer to the original/classic SNES version. This will be ideal for all PC futurists fans of Chrono Trigger, so be sure to download it.
As the modder described:
“The game currently has a bug where some of the “HD” assets get mixed with the original pixel art resulting on bad looking visual. This mod bruteforces a fix by replacing all the “HD” sprites and tilesets with the originals or by downscaling the new assets in an attempt to mitigate the problem. It also includes a new tweaked pixel UI with modular art icons (with solid color or transparent) and button prompts (Xbox 360 / Xbox One / PS4 / PS5 / SNES / SFC).”
In similar news, Square Enix released a brand new update for the PC version of Chrono Trigger. This new patch adds a fullscreen mode, as well as support for ultra-wide monitors. Moreover, it increases Battle Speed for Auto Battles by x1.5. Not only that, but it improves overall controls.
You can download this classic SNES mod from here. Steam will also download this latest update for Chrono Trigger once you launch its client.
Have fun!
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Thanks for the info. Looks like Square is actually trying to improve on this one. Hope this is a sign for better support for existing and upcoming games.
Dude, it’s a mod, not official support.
Read the last part of the article, after the quote from the modder, Square updated the game too last week.
Doesn’t seem related to the mod.
The article is talking about the mod AND the SE official update, it’s not related to the mod but yes with the article. The guy in the first comment said that the support from SE looks good, just that.
hmmmm it’s difficult to know what mod to use now…
There’s one called “fix v1.0”, there’s “Restoration Project v1.1.7”, and now this?
They all seem to do more or less the same thing.