Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes

Um rpg deveras limitado Lutas repetitivas e sinceramente muito chato. E tem um outro problema. Em geral rpgs como por exemplo final fantasy e outros do mesmo seguimento, mantem um sistema de elevação de dificuldade de inimigos em uma elevação continua e próxima. Resumindo, o inimigo é nivel 1, depois 2 e assim sucessivamente. Neste jogo existe um claro desbalanceamento entre inimigos e herois e isso é extremamente desinteressante. Este tipo de coisa faz com que você perca a vontade de continuar a ter que lidar com um segundo chefe do jogo que consegue acertar com um unico golpe todos os seus herois muita vezes matando alguns deles. Existe uma diferença entre dificuldade, e um jogo que esta claramente tentando dificultar sua vida já no inicio da jornada apenas para dizer que é diferente. Darei um exemplo simples. Elden ring e dark souls. Este dois são jogos que já dizem para o que vem, são dificeis por natureza, você não é surpreendido com uma dificuldade anormal do nada no inicio do jogo para este se fazer de diferentão, são dificeis e ponto final. Sinceramente não tenho mais idade para perder meu tempo com jogos mal pensados sendo tentativas tristes de cópias de jogos como final fantasy e outros do genero. Por fim. Não recomendo.

遊戲的架構太舊了 對於現代的玩家來說顯得滿無聊的

I am sorry, the guy who thought of the mole fight should not get a job, any job ever again.

[b]Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes[/b] is a spiritual successor to Suikoden, created by original series veterans and born from a record-breaking Kickstarter campaign. With a sprawling cast of 120 characters, large-scale battles, and a customizable fortress-town, the game offers a nostalgic yet modern JRPG experience. However, it suffers from pacing issues, lack of quality-of-life improvements, and uneven polish that hold it back from reaching its full potential—unless modded on PC. [h3][b]Pros:[/b][/h3] + [b]Impressive Character Roster:[/b] Featuring 120 recruitable heroes from diverse backgrounds, the game captures the essence of Suikoden’s large-scale recruitment mechanics. + [b]Customizable Fortress-Town:[/b] The player’s base evolves into a thriving city with meaningful visual and functional upgrades, offering satisfying progression and deep customization. + [b]Cinematic 1v1 Battles:[/b] Duels are well-directed and feel like anime-style action scenes, offering visual flair and excitement. + [b]Accessible Gameplay Difficulty:[/b] The game is not overly punishing, with most challenges solvable through team setup and basic strategy, making it approachable for a wide audience. + [b]Variety in Combat Modes:[/b] Includes traditional six-member battles, large-scale skirmishes, and one-on-one duels, adding variety to the combat system. + [b]Emotional Development Background:[/b] The game carries emotional weight, particularly as it was the final work of Suikoden creator Yoshitaka Murayama before his passing. [h3][b]Cons:[/b][/h3] - [b]Severe Pacing Issues:[/b] Combat, especially on auto-mode, is painfully slow with no speed-up option, making grinding and long battles tedious. - [b]Tedious Completion Requirements:[/b] 100% completion demands repetitive and uninspired minigames, such as overly long card battles or slow-paced cooking duels. - [b]Underwhelming Story Depth:[/b] The narrative lacks the emotional and political complexity of Suikoden, feeling more like a surface-level anime plot. - [b]Rushed Endgame & DLCs:[/b] The final segments and post-launch content feel rushed, with minimal impact or depth, and could have been integrated into the base game. - [b]Inconsistent Worldbuilding:[/b] Elements like the Lenses and the antagonist’s motives are underexplored, missing opportunities for rich lore. - [b]Unbalanced Optional Content:[/b] Some minigames required for full recruitment are unpolished and drag the pacing down, making optional content feel mandatory. - [b]Uneven Music Quality:[/b] Despite having Motoi Sakuraba on board, most of the soundtrack is forgettable and fails to stand out, especially when compared to Suikoden. [h3][b]Final Rating: B[/b][/h3] *Rating from lowest to highest: C, B, A, S.

I bought, attempted to play, and requested a refund almost immediately. The keybindings were impossible, and for some reason it wouldn't accept my controller. Seeing other reviews months later, and these issues remain, so it seems clear that they don't care.

its a good love letter to Suikoden

HB月包买的，为了买它去乌克兰，痛失5K大洋

键位太恶心了，还不能改键