The creators behind the Suikoden series have revealed Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, a new crowdfunded RPG that's getting a Kickstarter campaigꦑn Monday, July 27.
As deta💧iled on the game's official , Suikoden I and II scenario writer Yoshitaka Murayama has teamed up with Suikoden designer Junko Kawano to form Rabbit & Bear, the studio behind what's being billed as a spiritual successor to Suikoden.
Paying homage to classic JRPGs from the original PlayStation, Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes features a guild system, fortress-building, gorgeous 2.5D graphics, a massive cast of over 100 unique, pixel-bꦐased characters, and a "story of war and friendship" at its centꦬer.
Speaking to , Murayama broke down what players can expect thematically from Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, which indeed sounds a lot like 🃏Suikoden.
"Eiy🦂uden Chronicle is about war, or more importantly, the intention and feelings of the 100 heroes who fight that war from a variety of perspectives and for a variety of different reasons," Murayama said. "And of course the drama that can only occur when a group of different people from different walks of life come together and must wage a war of life and death.
You can check 𒀰out the first teaser trailer for Eiyuden Chronicle via . As always, we'll keep you in the know as we learn more about rele🍬ase timing, crowdfunding success, and platforms.
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