Murayama Yoshitaka: Difference between revisions

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===Post-Konami===

After leaving Konami, he immediately set up his own company, Blue Moon Studio, that later released the game ''10,000 Bullets''. He also worked on a manga adaptation of Laura Resnick's ''Magic: The Gathering'' novel ''The Purifying Fire'' with artwork by Himori Yoshino. Murayama also continued to work in games, writing for Japanese visual novel ''Tensho Gakuen Gekkoroku'' as well as be credited for the scenario in the 2017 JRPG, ''The Alliance Alive''.

After leaving Konami, he immediately set up his own company, Blue Moon Studio, that later released the game ''10,000 Bullets''. He also worked on a manga adaptation of Laura Resnick's ''Magic: The Gathering'' novel ''The Purifying Fire'' with artwork by Himori Yoshino. Murayama also continued to work in games, writing for Japanese visual novel ''Tensho Gakuen Gekkoroku'' as well as being credited for the scenario in the 2017 JRPG, ''The Alliance Alive''.

He then went on to reunite with Kawano Junko and other contributors to the Suikoden franchise for a new project which ~~echoes~~ its legacy: Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. The game was announced on July 27, 2020, and launched a successful Kickstarter campaign, making its base funding requirements in just over 3 hours.

He then went on to reunite with Kawano Junko and other contributors to the Suikoden franchise for a new project which echoed its legacy: Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. The game was announced on July 27, 2020, and launched a successful Kickstarter campaign, making its base funding requirements in just over 3 hours.

Murayama passed away on February 6, 2024 due to complications with an ongoing illness, less than three months before the release of Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. His passing was announced on February 14.

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 ===Post-Konami===
-After leaving Konami, he immediately set up his own company, Blue Moon Studio, that later released the game ''10,000 Bullets''. He also worked on a manga adaptation of Laura Resnick's ''Magic: The Gathering'' novel ''The Purifying Fire'' with artwork by Himori Yoshino. Murayama also continued to work in games, writing for Japanese visual novel ''Tensho Gakuen Gekkoroku'' as well as be credited for the scenario in the 2017 JRPG, ''The Alliance Alive''.
+After leaving Konami, he immediately set up his own company, Blue Moon Studio, that later released the game ''10,000 Bullets''. He also worked on a manga adaptation of Laura Resnick's ''Magic: The Gathering'' novel ''The Purifying Fire'' with artwork by Himori Yoshino. Murayama also continued to work in games, writing for Japanese visual novel ''Tensho Gakuen Gekkoroku'' as well as being credited for the scenario in the 2017 JRPG, ''The Alliance Alive''.
-He then went on to reunite with Kawano Junko and other contributors to the Suikoden franchise for a new project which echoes its legacy: Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. The game was announced on July 27, 2020, and launched a successful Kickstarter campaign, making its base funding requirements in just over 3 hours.
+He then went on to reunite with Kawano Junko and other contributors to the Suikoden franchise for a new project which echoed its legacy: Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. The game was announced on July 27, 2020, and launched a successful Kickstarter campaign, making its base funding requirements in just over 3 hours.
 Murayama passed away on February 6, 2024 due to complications with an ongoing illness, less than three months before the release of Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes. His passing was announced on February 14.