Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes on Switch is a case study in ambition versus hardware reality. It is arguably the definitive "Suikoden spiritual successor," capturing the soul of the PS1 era perfectly. However, the Switch port is easily the worst way to experience this game, suffering from severe performance issues that actively hamper the enjoyment of an otherwise excellent JRPG.
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Final Score (Gameplay): 8.5/10 Final Score (Switch Port): 4/10
The game is a masterpiece of genre nostalgia, but the Switch port is a compromised vessel. It is playable from start to finish, and it doesn't crash often, but it is a visually rough ride. If you can play it elsewhere, do so. If you must play it on Switch, bring your patience. Eiyuden Chronicle- Hundred Heroes Switch NSP ...
Regardless of how you plan to play it, understanding the game itself is essential. Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is a classic JRPG developed by Rabbit & Bear Studios, led by Yoshitaka Murayama (the creator of Suikoden) and character designer Junko Kawano.
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The game is a love letter to 90s JRPGs, featuring stunning HD-2D graphics (similar to Octopath Traveler) mixed with 3D environments.
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