Yoshitaka Murayama passed away earlier this year.
[We] hope many people will support this game."
He joined the games industry back in 1992 starting with Konami as a quality assurance tester.
He eventually became producer, writer, and director of the first three games in the Suikoden series.
After leaving Konami, he started his own company called Blue Moon Studio in 2005 and released 10,000 Bullets.
He also worked with Atlus on 2017’s The Alliance Alive.
It will also be available onXbox Game Pass when it’s released.
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