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Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes
A spiritual successor to the Suikoden franchise, Eiyuden Chronicle offers exactly what it describes – more than one hundred heroes to choose from and create parties with. Granted, there is much more to it, with Nowa and his allies rebelling against the Galdean Empire, recruiting allies to their cause. You get a base to expand and build out, learn new skills, partake in turn-based battles with their fair share of gimmicks, and explore other perspectives like Seign and Marisa. Eiyuden Chronicle is old-school in the best and worst ways, but it’s worth a look all the same.
