Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising is an action RPG set in the same world as Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. Featuring town-building mechanics, fast-paced combat, and important back-story for several of the Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes cast of characters.
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taka giera srednia troche. lokacje w sumie srednie, tylko las pamietam i rybki jakies. no po prostu nic z tej gry nie wynioslem ani zlego ani dobrego. tak 5/10 po prostu. dla mnie nic sie nie wyroznia. osiagniecia byly raczej proste 15% na ta to duzo fest.
A continuous fetch quest type of game with pretty simple gameplay and mechanics, characters and story didn't grew up a lot on me so it became boring quickly.
City unlocking through questing was nice and interesting but everything else was not that great.
City unlocking through questing was nice and interesting but everything else was not that great.
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An sich: Der generelle Stil des Spiels und die Grafik haben schon ein bisschen was hergemacht, muss ich sagen.
Nur waren die ersten 10 Quests gefühlt nur "Side Quests", die nur das Dorf und nicht die Story aufgebaut haben, dementsprechend hab ich auch die Story nicht ganz gefühlt.
Charaktere sind eher seelenlos, da man auch erst gegen Ende was von den Main Chars erfährt.
Kampfsystem mit den Kombis ist echt lustig und kann Spaß machen, nur wird irgendwann zu repetitive und das Linsensystem ist auch eher semi.
Die Platin ist SEHR grindy, dafür aber sehr einfach.
VIEL ZU VIELE SIDE QUESTS!
Nur waren die ersten 10 Quests gefühlt nur "Side Quests", die nur das Dorf und nicht die Story aufgebaut haben, dementsprechend hab ich auch die Story nicht ganz gefühlt.
Charaktere sind eher seelenlos, da man auch erst gegen Ende was von den Main Chars erfährt.
Kampfsystem mit den Kombis ist echt lustig und kann Spaß machen, nur wird irgendwann zu repetitive und das Linsensystem ist auch eher semi.
Die Platin ist SEHR grindy, dafür aber sehr einfach.
VIEL ZU VIELE SIDE QUESTS!
Pretty fun romp that's a little tedious, but otherwise heartfelt and sincere in it's execution.
Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising faz um bom trabalho como um jogo levinho para você jogar enquanto assiste algo ou conversa com alguém.
A história não é nada demais, os personagens são legais, porém não conseguir sentir muito uma conexão com eles, apenas mais para o final do jogo que consegui começar a me importar mais com eles.
Definitivamente não é um jogo ruim, mas com certeza seria bem melhor se tivesse Voice Acting.
A história não é nada demais, os personagens são legais, porém não conseguir sentir muito uma conexão com eles, apenas mais para o final do jogo que consegui começar a me importar mais com eles.
Definitivamente não é um jogo ruim, mas com certeza seria bem melhor se tivesse Voice Acting.
Does a decent job at capturing the feeling of a classic JRPG with the charming characters and basic plot. The story is there to serve as a reason to gather the three protagonists, but it's clear it wasn't really the main focus. The twists were predictable and even the main villain seemed like such an afterthought. Instead, I was enjoying doing the small sidequests and meeting all these NPCs with their unique personalities and fun dialogue. After a while they get really tiresome and repetitive, however.
The ones asking to gather materials are fine (it's the sort of thing you'd expect), but when they ask you to just find another NPC I'm like... okay, there's no reason not to do it since the game tells you where to go, but is it really the best they could've done? And you can't simply find the NPC, no, you also have to go back to the person who asked you so you can get your stamp. It's the back and forth that really gets on my nerves. And sometimes the person you're supposed to find is only a few meters away! Is the game mocking me?
The combat is... inoffensive. The character switch mechanic is a cool idea and it'd be pretty boring without it. The small portions of platforming were fun as well. Yes, the game is very easy, but I think it'd be really annoying gathering materials for quests if the enemies were too much of a hassle. After beating the final boss you unlock the hard difficulty, which makes some enemies more dangerous than usual, at least to the point of forcing me to use potions. It's a much better experience and I wish that was the standard difficulty.
I never played Suikoden before, but I love character focused RPGs, so I'm eager to play Hundred Heroes after it's released. Until then, Rising served as a good appetizer for what's to come.
Gameplay: C
Story: D
Characters: C
Visuals: A
Music: C
Difficulty: Easy
The ones asking to gather materials are fine (it's the sort of thing you'd expect), but when they ask you to just find another NPC I'm like... okay, there's no reason not to do it since the game tells you where to go, but is it really the best they could've done? And you can't simply find the NPC, no, you also have to go back to the person who asked you so you can get your stamp. It's the back and forth that really gets on my nerves. And sometimes the person you're supposed to find is only a few meters away! Is the game mocking me?
The combat is... inoffensive. The character switch mechanic is a cool idea and it'd be pretty boring without it. The small portions of platforming were fun as well. Yes, the game is very easy, but I think it'd be really annoying gathering materials for quests if the enemies were too much of a hassle. After beating the final boss you unlock the hard difficulty, which makes some enemies more dangerous than usual, at least to the point of forcing me to use potions. It's a much better experience and I wish that was the standard difficulty.
I never played Suikoden before, but I love character focused RPGs, so I'm eager to play Hundred Heroes after it's released. Until then, Rising served as a good appetizer for what's to come.
Gameplay: C
Story: D
Characters: C
Visuals: A
Music: C
Difficulty: Easy