Equally as important, each discussion will also shed light as to the persona of each party member. If met, Player Conversations will give the game a discourse among party members, giving players a view of the interrelationship among them. Meeting the amounts will unlock Party Conversations and an additional character named Mellore, respectively. Two of which already revealed at $2.7 million and $2.75 million stretch goals, with their own descriptions. Still far from being completely financed, the game’s Kickstarter page shows three more stretch goals. These composers will include Motoi Sakuraba (Golden Sun, Baten Kaitos, etc.), Michiko Naruke (Wild Arms series), and the likely participation of Procyon Studio. In light of the met goal, veteran musicians from across the industry will become integral to the creation of the game’s soundtrack. PDT.In just days after initiating a crowdsourcing campaign via Kickstarter, the funding for Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes has already reached the $2.6 million stretch goal, subsequently adding full orchestra music as part of the game. That said, it will still be available to back until August 29 at 9:00 a.m.
Murayama said Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is now the "single most-backed project by Japanese people" through a press release, and it is the ninth-most-funded game in Kickstarter history according to GameSpot. RELATED: Awesome Kickstarter Project is a Homage to Retro PlayStation Games Developer Rabbit & Bear Studios announced through an update today that if it reaches $3.125 million there will be a 109th character chosen by backers. It just passed $3.1 million, and thus crossed a goal to add voice acting in cutscenes on top of Eiyuden Chronicle coming to next-generation consoles. The JRPG promises to have an intricate story and huge cast of characters, literally 108 as of this writing thanks to stretch goals. Last month, Yoshitaka Murayama and Junko Kawano launched a Kickstarter to fund a spiritual successor to Suikoden called Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, and the project recently passed $3 million in donations.
Crowdfunding sites such as Kickstarter have been great avenues for new projects like Yacht Club Games' Shovel Knight, as well as spiritual successors for popular franchises like Koji Igarashi's Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night.
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