eiyuden chronicle: rising vs hundred heroes

At the beginning of the game the town is hit by an earthquake and so many of the initial requests involve visiting nearby, monster-infested areas and collecting the raw materials needed to rebuild.Įverything in Rising is played on a strict 2D plane, both when you’re in town and when you’re out fighting monsters. These ruins have brought treasure hunters from near and far, including lead character CJ, who is soon drawn into the mystery of where all the monsters have suddenly come from and the supposed urban legends surrounding the dig site.įor much of the game though she and her two quickly accumulated friends have much more prosaic concerns, as they run around town doing errands for villagers in order to earn the right to visit the ruins and do some actual treasure hunt. There’s a lot more anthropomorphic animals than usual, mixed in with all the humans, but otherwise you’re playing a plucky nobody who ends up saving… not the world but a town built next to the remains of an ancient civilisation. The world of Eiyuden Chronicle is not one that veers too far from tradition when it comes to Japanese role-players.

Eiyuden chronicle: rising vs hundred heroes