Suikoden Tierkreis (2008)

Konami

Nintendo DS

3.41 from 97 ratings

307 members have it in their collection · 10 playing now · 131 backlogged · 99 wish listed

How long? · with extras 40h (from 1 logged playthrough)

Suikoden: Tierkreis is the latest iteration of the popular RPG franchise that was introduced more than 12 years ago. Suikoden: Tierkreis follows the story of the 108 Stars of Destiny, a group of magical warriors, as they challenge the almighty One King, who intends to create chaos in the universe. As the player gathers the members of the 108 Stars … Read more
Suikoden: Tierkreis is the latest iteration of the popular RPG franchise that was introduced more than 12 years ago. Suikoden: Tierkreis follows the story of the 108 Stars of Destiny, a group of magical warriors, as they challenge the almighty One King, who intends to create chaos in the universe. As the player gathers the members of the 108 Stars of Destiny, the forces for good will stand up against evil in a battle that spans the near infinite parallel worlds of the Million World universe. Read less
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Details

Developers
Konami
Publishers
Konami
Genres
Role-playing (RPG)
Franchises
Suikoden
Series
Suikoden

Release dates

  • Dec 18, 2008 (Worldwide) Nintendo DS
  • Dec 18, 2008 (Japan) Nintendo DS
  • Mar 13, 2009 (Europe) Nintendo DS
  • Mar 17, 2009 (North_America) Nintendo DS
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Rating distribution

5 stars
13
4 stars
29
3 stars
43
2 stars
9
1 star
3
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Community All Reviews Statuses

iguanaDitty

Status iguanaDitty Nov 4, 2013

getting a bit boring. combat is really not hard but really the killer is the random encounter rate.
story remains fun and it's addicting trying to collect all the people

iguanaDitty

Status iguanaDitty Oct 17, 2013

Early going, but fun. Battles are easy but at starting to require a bit of thought. Writing is good. Even the voice acting is sort of refreshing because the characters talk like people actually would talk instead of pauses between every word like in other jrpgs.