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Eredia: The Diary of Heroes is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by Potatobrain Games and was released on April 13, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

Hunt or be hunted in a vast open world scarred by the tides of war. Eredia: The Diary of Heroes is an open world, turn based JRPG that introduces innovative new concepts and features while retaining the nostalgic elements of old school JRPG Games.

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82%
Audience ScoreBased on 51 reviews
story22 positive mentions
grinding3 negative mentions

  • Engaging and well-written story with interesting, quirky characters and humor that provides a memorable experience.
  • Large, well-designed open world with numerous side quests, puzzles, and meaningful choices affecting karma and outcomes.
  • Balanced and enjoyable turn-based combat system featuring strategic elements like buffs, debuffs, and combo mechanics.
  • Main character is widely considered obnoxious, immature, and offensive, negatively impacting player connection with the story.
  • Some quests lack clear instructions, and the game suffers from occasional bugs, crashes, and technical issues such as frame drops.
  • Random encounters are frequent and can feel tedious, inflating game time and sometimes punishing exploration.
  • story
    55 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is widely praised for its engaging, deep, and character-driven plot with interesting personalities and emotional depth, often recommended as a standout element of the game. While some players found certain quests repetitive or challenging to navigate, the variety of side quests and meaningful choices add to a rich, immersive experience. Overall, the game offers a compelling narrative with well-developed characters, humor, and an expansive world that keeps players invested throughout its approximately 40-hour playthrough.

    • “I love this game, it's very enjoyable and fun, with an interesting story and likeable characters.”
    • “You have many quests (contracts) to do, with different choices leading to different results; you also have dialogue choices with your party's characters that earn friendship points and later personal quests for these characters.”
    • “Excellent plot and character development.”
    • “To get from plot point A to plot point B, you have to fight through dozens of the same boring encounters.”
    • “Just make sure that when you accept a quest to really pay attention to where they tell you to go because if not you may have to wander around until you find what you are looking for.”
    • “While your story seemed ok but too long to get into at start, it is 100% bs that you have no way to rest at an inn or generate funds to recover.”
  • gameplay
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is generally well-balanced and challenging, with a unique time mechanic that adds depth. While some users encountered bugs and technical issues, many appreciated the extended playtime and engaging mechanics that keep players motivated.

    • “This is one of those gems with a well balanced gameplay (even at the end it didn't feel like I was overpowering, and the challenge was just right) and a great story.”
    • “Gameplay is balanced enough, and really gets you pumped up.”
    • “It has a time mechanic that I haven't seen in other RPG Maker games.”
    • “I found a few bugs where you could walk through some walls, and I had a problem with the autosave function once, costing me about two hours of gameplay.”
    • “Eredia feels like a weak fanfic slapped together with RPG Maker, featuring poorly designed retro pixel graphics, unoriginal Japanese-style anime art, and terribly thought-out gameplay.”
    • “The game has a unique time mechanic that I haven't seen in other RPG Maker games.”
  • graphics
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics receive mixed feedback, with some users criticizing the retro pixel style and anime art as low quality, while others praise the colorful visuals, high-quality custom character artworks, and impressive enhancements like a real-time day/night system. Overall, the graphics are seen as decent and fitting for fans of RPG Maker games, though not groundbreaking.

    • “I was already impressed with its amazing visuals, colorful set of characters, involving story-line and character driven plot, and its outstanding additional features like real-time day and night system, world map fast travels, exciting side quests and many more!”
    • “Cool custom artworks for each playable character!”
    • “The custom artwork is high-quality.”
    • “Eredia is a weak fanfic slapped together with RPG Maker, featuring crappy retro pixel graphics and crappy Japanese wannabe anime art.”
    • “The aesthetic is inconsistent; maybe try to find one font and build off that?”
    • “If you have played a lot of RPG Maker games, you won't say 'wow' when you see the enhanced graphics and system in this game.”
  • humor
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game features engaging characters and an intriguing story infused with humor, including witty dialogue and puns. While it contains some crude and adult humor, it remains heartfelt and entertaining throughout.

    • “This is a good game with interesting characters, funny dialogs, and non-trivial quests.”
    • “Awesome support, and an outstanding RPG that has humor.”
    • “Interesting story with a good amount of humor (and puns!).”
  • character development
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Character development is generally praised for its quality and design, though some users feel the protagonist's growth may be rushed due to a "destined hero" narrative, and that playable characters overall could benefit from deeper development.

    • “Excellent plot and character development.”
    • “Sadly, given that there's some kind of 'destined hero' plot, he probably is going to be vindicated and his character development is likely to be abrupt.”
    • “The playable characters could use more character development.”
  • emotional
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The emotional aspect combines initially cheesy, trope-filled anime behavior with deeply heartfelt storytelling, creating a heartwarming experience of camaraderie and struggle. Despite some rough text, the blend of crude humor and genuine emotion resonates well with players.

    • “What comes off as cheesy trope anime-style behavior by the protagonist slowly draws you in to receive some very deep emotional storytelling.”
    • “Lots of crude humor, but overall a heartwarming tale of comrades and struggling to get by.”
    • “That made me feel so good.”
  • grinding
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game is a prominent aspect, supported by numerous side quests, events, and enemy variety that encourage exploration. However, some players feel the difficulty relies heavily on grinding rather than tactical strategy. Overall, grinding is integral to progression and contributes to the game's depth.

    • “The challenge in the game is mostly just enemies doing stupider amounts of damage, encouraging grinding instead of forcing tactical play.”
    • “A good game is nothing without great game mechanics and lots of grindings.”
  • music
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music, particularly the battle themes, received mixed reactions—some found it a highlight, while others found it off-putting. Overall, the soundtrack is praised alongside the story and sidequests.

    • “Great story, great soundtrack, and tons of side quests.”
    • “Music is great.”
  • optimization
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game generally runs smoothly with good overall performance, though there are occasional frame drops when opening the questlog or specific quests.

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Eredia: The Diary of Heroes is a casual role playing game.

Eredia: The Diary of Heroes is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 20 hours playing Eredia: The Diary of Heroes.

Eredia: The Diary of Heroes was released on April 13, 2018.

Eredia: The Diary of Heroes was developed by Potatobrain Games.

Eredia: The Diary of Heroes has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked Eredia: The Diary of Heroes for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.

Eredia: The Diary of Heroes is a single player game.

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