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It tells the story of the struggles of the regions peoples against the [[Order of the One True Way]], a quasi-religious organisation orchestrating the return of [[The One King|the One King]], who wishes to merge all worlds into one unchanging world, devoid of time and meaning through the [[Perpetual Day]]. | It tells the story of the struggles of the regions peoples against the [[Order of the One True Way]], a quasi-religious organisation orchestrating the return of [[The One King|the One King]], who wishes to merge all worlds into one unchanging world, devoid of time and meaning through the [[Perpetual Day]]. | ||
In Japan, the game also saw the release of a spin-off title that was only released for mobile devices, [[Genso Suikoden Tierkreis Hoshikuzu no Shiro]]. | |||
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''Tierkreis'' is German, meaning ''zodiac''. This is a reference to the twelve [[False Chronicles]] which play a crucial role in the plot of the game. Also, lots of names of characters and places are of German origin (e.g. [[Tsaubern]], [[Buchse]], [[United Kingdom of Ritterschild]]). | |||
==Cover artwork== | |||
The Japanese, Korean and European (with the exception of Germany) versions of the game use the same artwork. In contrast to the Suikoden main titles which depict a huge selection of the cast on the front cover, only the main group consisting of the [[Hero (Suikoden Tierkreis)|hero]], [[Liu-Shen|Liu]], [[Marica]], [[Jale]] and Dirk is shown. The group is standing in front of what seems to be [[Fleseria Forest]]. The same artwork is used for the cover of the [[Genso Suikoden Tierkreis Official Standard Guide]]. The US cover is slightly different, using different poses for the characters and lacking Dirk, and is also set on a different background (presumably the [[Gateway]] in the [[Fortress Ruins]]). The German version features a different cover, with only the hero set against the background of the [[Citro Plain]]. | |||
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July 16, 2009 155,777Suikoden Tierkreis (幻想水滸伝 ティアクライス, Gensō Suikoden Teiakuraisu) is the eleventh game of the Suikoden video game series and the first game to explicitly take place outside of the continuity of the previous games. It was designed and released for the Nintendo DS.
It tells the story of the struggles of the regions peoples against the Order of the One True Way, a quasi-religious organisation orchestrating the return of the One King, who wishes to merge all worlds into one unchanging world, devoid of time and meaning through the Perpetual Day.
In Japan, the game also saw the release of a spin-off title that was only released for mobile devices, Genso Suikoden Tierkreis Hoshikuzu no Shiro.
Name
Tierkreis is German, meaning zodiac. This is a reference to the twelve False Chronicles which play a crucial role in the plot of the game. Also, lots of names of characters and places are of German origin (e.g. Tsaubern, Buchse, United Kingdom of Ritterschild).
Cover artwork
The Japanese, Korean and European (with the exception of Germany) versions of the game use the same artwork. In contrast to the Suikoden main titles which depict a huge selection of the cast on the front cover, only the main group consisting of the hero, Liu, Marica, Jale and Dirk is shown. The group is standing in front of what seems to be Fleseria Forest. The same artwork is used for the cover of the Genso Suikoden Tierkreis Official Standard Guide. The US cover is slightly different, using different poses for the characters and lacking Dirk, and is also set on a different background (presumably the Gateway in the Fortress Ruins). The German version features a different cover, with only the hero set against the background of the Citro Plain.
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