Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes

Excellent JPRG classique, de nombreuse chose à construire, à collectionner et pas mal d'activités à faire. Au final le combat devient quasiment secondaire, et n'est pas forcément l'aspect le plus intéressant. Compter 90 heures pour le platine en une partie, il est appréciable de ne pas avoir à recommencer plusieurs parties.

Iba a puntuarlo positivo ya que me encanta el juego,pero uno de los minijuegos incluidos ,beigoma,es una tomadura de pelo,es imprescindible para reclutar a dos personajes y es aburridisimo e injusto,una chapuza de mecanica que no es opcional si quieres reclutar a todos los personajes y te obliga a invertir horas y rezar para que el juego te deje ganar ,que normalmente,por buenos beigomas que tengas,es no. y eso por no mencionar el concurso de cocina,tedioso y tambien injustisimo,esto ya existia en suikoden dos,pero ahí estaba bien diseñado y tenia sentido,aquí es una chapuza imposible que depende de la suerte. Las carreras shi,arc,si quieres el trofeo asociado ya puedes rezar porque esta hecho para no poder ser superado,una jugabilidad completamente rota,esto es hecho a proposito o los encargados de este apartado son unos completos incompetentes. Y lo peor de todo,lo mucho que se crashea el juego,la gracia que hace que el juego simplemente se bloquee en medio de una batalla tras mas de una hora sin grabar.

I recommend it but only begrudgingly. Mostly because I want a second Eiyuden but they MUST do better on the next one. Why? Well, let me tell you: It has all of the classic Suikoden staples but fumbles the landing on every single one just about. The only true upgrade is the combat system is amazing, the trading is top notch, and the graphics are beautiful. Everything else just feels lackluster or downright bad to meh. The story, despite probably being longer than any previous suikoden game, never feels very strong. Like, the stakes just dont feel like they did in the others. Everything feels very juvenile. Ive seen a lot if people making excuses for this but the fact is there was no need to tone down the serious nature of the story. I played the original 2 suikoden games at 11 years old and the story wasnt so serious that I couldn't grasp it. There was no need to dumb/numb things down to the point they did. The war battles... omg the war battles. This is by far the worst war system of any suikoden game. In all the others it was a treat to mix generals and abilities around even in the games where the actual battling was just ok. Here you have extremely limited control over setting your army up and the battles themselves are just tedious and boring. Finally, the side games... I consider the character collecting a side game BUT it was always one that felt fleshed out and you felt the impact of almost every single character. Here its like they literally just added most characters just to say they did. There's no soul behind most of them and almost all of the side games introduced by characters have lackluster rewards that aren't worth anywhere near the time it takes to earn them. This is the exact opposite of previous suikoden games. So, I guess what I said in the last paragraph sums things up perfectly: Eiyuden lacks soul. Its a hollow facsimile of the suikoden games we grew up with and loved. I am glad they made the game and I truly want them to make another but my god i hope they learn from their shortcomings on this game. They really could have had something special here imo but just came up short everywhere, and didn't stick the landing for damn near every aspect of the game.

Si no fuera porque las cinematicas se bug seria un 10. Un jrpg espectacular historia, musica, geniales 9/10

Honestly? I'm roughly 16 or so hours into the game, but pretty far past many of the first major milestones, etc, and I can say I love this game. Sure, I think it takes a person who appreciates a good story driven JRPG to fully enjoy it, but I find this to be a mix between Chrono Cross and Suikoden (or Octopath Traveler) in all of the best ways...and honestly it's been addicting and stunning to me so far. There is *so* much to do and everything I've done seems to open up something else to do. I can see myself putting many hours into this game! If I *WERE* to have a complaint, I'd say yes, sometimes the cutscenes can be a bit close together when your anxious for some action, but again, as I have played many story driven RPGs, it just takes a little getting used to. Otherwise, the artwork and transitions are all amazing and what a stunning job will all of the voiceover work, especially with such an extensive and ellaborate cast of characters. Love it!

el juego decepciona mucho querian llamar la atencion diciendo que eran los sucesores de suikoden pero la jugabilidad el combate y muchas cosas del juego son malos el combate donde te hacen mucho daño y tu apenas nada continuamente no hace que pueda disfrutar una buena experiencia

Thank you for a proper game of Suikoden.