My friend Gibbon got me on to this game, an indie RPG project that publicised the involvement of Chrono Trigger’s scenario writer Masato Kato and composer Yasunori Mitsuda. Turns out the link was strong indeed, with the game taking pains to insinuate itself as an instalment (technically unofficial) in the Chrono series. Apart from that it’s a nice RPG for the smart device platform, and free-to-play but not exploitative.
Another Eden, low-res pixel style! (2 images)
This mobile RPG is not-so-secretly a sequel to Chrono Trigger, and has an even more complicated time travel story by the same writer, Masato Kato. It’s got characters out the wazoo, way more than Chrono Cross. Many of the female cast have questionable character designs, but you get a lot of freedom to pick your team. Here I’ve drawn two parties: one with the main story characters and the other is who I chose for the majority of my playtime.
1: Aldo, Feinne, Amy, Riica, Cyrus, Helena
2: Parisa, Raven, Krervo, Lokido, Cyuca, Foran
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