Rabbit & Bear Studios has revealed it’ll work on a sequel to Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes regardless of the dying of its creator, Yoshitaka Murayama, again in February.
In a Reddit AMA thread, the developer confirmed that it’s transferring ahead with a sequel, saying, “It is extremely unhappy that Murayama isn’t with us anymore, however we now have mentioned many issues with him. [We] hope we can keep it up Murayama’s legacy, and [we] all the time wish to treasure his final work. [We] hope many individuals will assist this recreation.”
Murayama was additionally the state of affairs author for Eiyuden Chronicle, and was battling an ongoing sickness that ended along with his dying on February 6. He joined the video games trade again in 1992 beginning with Konami as a high quality assurance tester. He ultimately grew to become producer, author, and director of the primary three video games within the Suikoden sequence.
After leaving Konami, he began his personal firm known as Blue Moon Studio in 2005 and launched 10,000 Bullets. He additionally labored with Atlus on 2017’s The Alliance Alive. He ultimately joined Rabbit & Bear Studios to work on Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes and its prequel, Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising, the latter of which was launched in 2022.
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes launches on April 23 for PC, PS4, PS5, Swap, Xbox One, and Xbox Sequence X|S. It should even be obtainable on Xbox Recreation Cross when it is launched.