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Suikoden I&II HD Remaster Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars In the 30+ years I’ve spent playing JRPGs, only a handful of games have left such an lasting impression on me since childhood. The Suikoden series (more importantly, Suikoden 2), had greatly shaped the way I saw the world growing up, with values and beliefs, which looking back on I still hold onto today. It would take many words to adequately describe the influence this series has had on me and the respect I have for the late Yoshitaka Murayama, but for the sake of keeping review as “concise” as possible I’ll try to explain why Suikoden 1 & 2 represent the peak of the series and what sets it apart from others as one of the greatest JRPGs. WWE 2K25

Politics, drama, war, love, vengeance.. hope. The Suikoden series explores themes that were prevalent during the late 90s and early 2000s. So while the themes were certainly not unheard of or groundbreaking, the series distinguished itself through its presentation. It incorporated these themes not just in the narrative but also through its many signature systems, like 1v1 duels. These intense battles between two characters punctuated pivotal moments in the story, adding intensity after a major battle. Duels follow a rock-paper-scissors turn system based on attack, defend, and desperate attack. While the system is straightforward, it does an excellent job of immersing you into the story, making battles engaging. Some duels can be quite challenging that can catch most off guard for the unprepared player that underestimates the straightforwardness this mode can be. I honestly love this system, the stakes in these duels were heightened by the fact that you couldn’t restart them if you did lose. This added an element of suspense, making each duel feel significant and the veneer and integration of the narrative put into these moments is incredibly engaging. No matter how many times I experienced these duels, they remained a highlight of the game for me.

Another system widely considered a highlight for the series was the base building aspect, allowing you to recruit a large cast of characters who then contribute to a growing castle, at its core, recruiting a diverse range of characters, each with their own unique abilities and stories, which contributes to a sense of community and progression as your army expands. Although the depth of customization in Suikoden 1 might be considered somewhat shallow compared to later entries in the series. As a whole, it was always seen as a fun and engaging feature that sets the foundation for the series’ signature “gathering a large group of allies” concept, but what complemented base building and made fans enjoy watching it all come together was through another staple system, army battles. A unique gameplay mode that allows you to engage in large scale battles by amassing all the characters that you have acquired (up to 108 playable characters, many said characters I might add, can be missable if you’re not keen on finding/acquiring them all) against enemy armies. The possibility of permanent character death adds an element of suspense and novelty to the game. which at the time was kinda new to the JRPG scene

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