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Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is an upcoming RPG billed as a spiritual follower to the Suikoden series, and the pitch videos weve seen so far are extremely excellent. Theyre so remarkable, in reality, that the video game managed to get more than $4.5 million in Kickstarter donations prior to its campaign ended on Saturday.
This excellent figure puts Eiyuden Chronicle as the third-biggest computer game Kickstarter in history, routing only Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night and Shenmue 3. Those games were both essentially successors to existing series, as well, with Shenmue 3 being a main sequel while Bloodstained acted as a spiritual follower to the dormant Castlevania series.
Since Eiyuden Chronicle damaged its initial financing goal of just around $500,000, developer Rabbit & & Bear studios included lots of stretch goals during the project, and all of them were reached. This consisted of a fight defense mode, asynchronous mode, brand-new characters, card battle mode, and a full orchestra for the music. It will also have Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, and Russian localization due to the fact that of the funding.
Just like the Suikoden series, Eiyuden Chronicle will feature a large cast of characters and its being established with initial developer Yoshitaka Murayamas involvement. 2D characters are integrated with 3D environments in an art design similar to Octopath Traveler, making the game look like a living diorama. Its prepared for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and Nintendos hypothetical next-gen system.
