"We have dreamed of developing a game for genre fans for many years which also celebrates everything we love and have learned as game designers," studio lead Yoshitaka Murayama said in a press release. The title that was first revealed in a Kickstarter campaign back in July 2020, was funded within its first day, and now it has a publisher lined-up for when it plans to release in the future. References to a "conspiracy under the surface" came up more than once during this conversation, so the stories of the two games are definitely intertwined.It has been revealed that 505 Games is set to publish the upcoming Rabbit & Bear Studios JRPG Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. At least seven characters from that game will make appearances in Rising, and all three heroes from Rising will show up in Hundred Heroes. The trailer focuses on the action aspects of Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising, but the developers did outline the connections between this title and the main game, Hundred Heroes. When the three leads team up and actually go on the offensive, the battle ends quickly thanks to all the damage they're able to dish out. Eventually a worm emerges from the trunk, which proves vulnerable to direct attacks.
The tree attacks with roots from beneath the ground as well as insects descending from its branches, requiring the heroes to move fast to dodge all the hazards on-screen. The trailer features a pair of boss battles: first a giant, ferocious tree, then a large rock figure. For example, Isha can fire magic bolts at enemies out of her reach, then swap out for Garoo who leaps into the air with his giant sword to smash them into pieces. The trailer shows one hero seamlessly fade out as another fades in, and their attacks chain together to deal large-scale damage to the monsters roaming the environments. Gameplay is 2.5D and fast-paced, and players can swap between the characters at will.
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