Burning Heroes isn't a good game. While it may look and sound like one, it's actually not.
When you start the game you're given a choice of eight scenarios. Four are unlocked at the beginning and four more will unlock later. I like games like this, when you can see the story from different perspectives or play as different protagonists but here all stories have almost no connection between them. All eight scenarios start differently but starting from midpoint they're all become exactly similar. Unlockable scenarios even have same events order as initially available ones, only differences are main character and dialogs! Since all scenarios share same world that means all dungeons are same and you have to go through each one four times minimum if you beating game with all eight characters, set of final dungeons same for everyone so you'll play through same content eight times. So in the end all differences in scenarios are player character, text and order of dungeons.
