Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes

If you're into classic JRPG vibes with a fresh twist, you've gotta check out Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. Set in the sprawling, conflict rich world of Allraan, this game throws you right into the middle of a power struggle against the menacing Galdean Empire a faction hungry for control and not afraid to crush anyone in its way.

What’s really cool is how this game came to be. It blew up on Kickstarter, becoming one of the most funded games in the platform’s history. Fans were clearly hyped, pouring support into it because they believed in the vision and honestly, who can blame them? The team behind it includes veterans from the Suikoden series, so there’s some serious JRPG pedigree here.

You’ll follow two main characters: Nowa, an upbeat kid from a small village, and Seign, a disciplined officer from the Empire itself. Their paths cross in unexpected ways, and watching their relationship evolve as they take on a common enemy is one of the story’s biggest strengths. It’s all about alliances, betrayals, and figuring out what’s really worth fighting for.

Visually, Eiyuden Chronicle nails a charming mix of old and new. The characters have this nostalgic 2D sprite look, but the environments are beautifully detailed and layered, creating a 2.5D effect that feels both retro and modern. It’s like playing through a moving storybook.

And if you’ve enjoyed games like Puzzle Quest 3 or Portal Knights, you’ll probably dig this too it’s made by some of the same talented folks. With a gripping story, memorable characters, and tactical turn based battles, Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is shaping up to be a must play for JRPG lovers.