The development team was composed of project director Osamu Komuta, who previously worked on Suikoden Tierkreis, and scenario writer Kazuyoshi Tsugawa, who was involved with Tierkeis and Suikoden V.

Genso Suikoden: Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki was first announced by representatives of Konami at the 2011 Tokyo Game Show in Japan, though no specific details aside from its platform were given until the following month in an October 2011 issue of Weekly Famitsu magazine. By using the 'Skill Transmission System', characters from the past may teach others of the same job class new abilities which have been 'lost in time'. Characters may take on new sub-jobs by altering their equipment. Each character is classified as one of eight combat job classes: Medicine User, Bard, Ninja, Martial Artist, Archer, Spearman, Wizard, and Swordsman, or a craftsman class such as Blacksmith, Magic Stone Craftsman, or Cook, each with their own distinct abilities and statistics.

Players take control of a party of up to six characters out of a possible 108, which are recruited from one of three time periods of the game's world: the present, 100 years ago, and 200 years ago. To progress through the game, players must travel through various environments, interact with non-player characters and battle enemies to advance the story. Genso Suikoden: Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki is a traditional console role-playing video game featuring three-dimensional characters and environments. Players take control of a party of up to six characters out of a possible 108.

Genso Suikoden: Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki is a traditional console role-playing video game featuring three-dimensional characters and environments.

This includes an extension of some places which were designed for PAL. Graphics have been slightly enhanced and redone to fit widescreen.

Genso Suikoden Psp Iso English Patch The player is now able to move their character diagonally inside places and over the world map.

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