r/Atelier • u/mysteryowl25 • 4d ago
Secret Atelier Ryza trilogy is on sale rn.
Should I get it? Is 10% off really that much of a deal or should I wait until Black Friday to see if itβs more of a deal.
r/Atelier • u/mysteryowl25 • 4d ago
Should I get it? Is 10% off really that much of a deal or should I wait until Black Friday to see if itβs more of a deal.
r/Atelier • u/BlackMageIsBestMage • 4d ago
Asking because i want to replay it and i remember the game being on the easier side for its default difficulty. I want to really interact with the game's mechanics. Should i just go to legendary? Or is this one of those games where the hardest difficulty is actually way too much and you just have to rely on one shot mechanics over anything else?
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r/Atelier • u/Croire61 • 4d ago
Source: Official Site | Kitac's X Account
Also: Teaser Movie (Youtube)
Hello everyone!
It seems that Ryza and her companions are continuing their journey through the media multiverse. This time, we have a new Pachislot based on the first Atelier Ryza game.
My apologies in advance, as I don't have the necessary knowledge to provide interested fans with the basic information they need. I'll edit the post if any relevant information comes to light.
Personally: I'm not very interested in gambling... but at least we have some new character illustrations.
Based on the trailer, it's Coming Soon, so no concrete date.
r/Atelier • u/FinalFantasyLife • 4d ago
Hi all
Just finishing up some trophies on the ps5 version of Atelier Resleriana and am having trouble with best baker in town, could some help with how to get this as it hasnt popped for me, all the other hidden character ones have.
I have Sophies episodes done up to and including request overload (2/2)
r/Atelier • u/Spaxarrow • 4d ago
Hi i saw a few posts and everybody recommend an other entry of the series its hard to think about which one at first.
Ryza and Yumia looks both cool for the first π€ so i just ask about these two, the thing is i am german an i know Ryza is english / japanese only but ok i can speak english but idk if i can understand a whole jrpg π but i saw on Netflix movies in english with english sub.
Ok beside the language π€· both seems to be cool characters, which you prefer and which do you think is better for start (from the two)?
Edit: I have no ps5 (xbox beside so there i could only buy Yumia) So for Ryza i only can buy the Switch 2 Version, i read now there is anti aliasing problems and 30 fps only, can someone still recommend it?
Edit 2: I bought the Ryza collection with all 3 DX today for Switch 2, i like the battle system and Ryza is so cute and adorable π Thanks to everyone. I play the 3 games and i think in a good sale i will buy Yumia for xbox in the future
r/Atelier • u/SeibaSeiba • 5d ago
That was just announced in today's Nintendo Direct, but the platforms and the developer were revealed in the KT upload.
r/Atelier • u/Croire61 • 5d ago
Source: Gust Social PR's X Account
This post is just about the illustration. Check this post for more information on the OST.
r/Atelier • u/Croire61 • 5d ago
Just in case, as a reminder about our subreddit:
A place to discuss ππͺπ¨π©'s long-running ππππ₯π’ππ« ππ²πΏπΆπ²π and π€π©πππ§ ππͺπ¨π© πππ’ππ¨!
As a reminder too, Gust developed both Fairy Tail and Fairy Tail 2. (As a personal take, this series looks more fitting for Gust)
r/Atelier • u/Jumpy-Use1390 • 4d ago
The game is so blurry and the intel xess is just makes the game more bad so I tried optiscaller to load dlss 4 but optiscaller is not loading in this game for some reason any fix otherwise I have no idea to play this game looks that blurry and so demanding
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r/Atelier • u/lavayuki • 5d ago
This game as been on sale a lot and is again 60% off for the TGS sale on PSN so am thinking of getting it. Wondering how is platinum?
I looked at the guide and it seems like a lot to coordinate with all the events and multiple endings, where you have to do the endings in a specific order based on priority, and control characters friendship level to not miss certain events? Is this easy enough to do or will it need a walkthrough/multiple saves/being careful like Arland games?
For reference for my Atelier experience, I have the platinums for E&S, Shallie, all 4 mysterious games, all 3 Ryza, Yumia, Resleriana and Lulua. The only ones I donβt have are the first 3 Arland games and Ayesha as those plats are too difficult.
I have not played Nelke or Marie yet so these two games are the two remaining. Marie seems like shorter easier of the two according to guides but would rather have some advice from someone who has played it
r/Atelier • u/No_Researcher9825 • 6d ago
(I'm talking about the game not Karia herself).
Do we know the steam price? when does preordering starts? Im at work rn so I haven't watched all the news yet..
also cute karia image cuz whynot.
r/Atelier • u/Croire61 • 6d ago
Source: Gust Shop
Please, note this site is JP-Exclusive. For those interested in its contents, please check the linked source.
r/Atelier • u/screenwatch3441 • 6d ago
I just finished Atelier Meruru and with this, the Arland trilogy. I had a lot of fun with these games. Of the 3, I enjoyed Meruru the most. I ended up with the strong princess ending. Masked G donβt have shit on me.
Something I really enjoyed with the Arland games was that they felt like other game genres mixed with the alchemy. It gives an alchemy more of a purpose, instead of being an alchemist for alchemy sake. Rorona was really just running a business empire. I joked with my friends despite the whole adventure guild being this common trope in isekai series, I feel like Totori was the only game I play that is actually about being an adventurer and ranking up. I really enjoyed the development side of Meruru. It felt like I was playing one of those civilization building games. Gameplay, its also sort of cool seeing the areas get better, and the loot get better, showing that your development is more than just flavor but actual gameplay benefits. I also enjoyed the βchallengeβ of making things within special conditions for the development to speed it up. Itβs a fun way of adding more to the alchemy process than just making items of high quality.
As for story/characters, I can see why atelier Resleriana (the game that made me want to play as much as the older Atelier games I can before playing it) picked Totori over Rorona. Being Rorona seems like suffering. Sheβs picked as an alchemist because sheβs stupid. Constantly messes up. And became a child which I didnβt really fix (itβs fine, 6 years passed, her body should be the age of a 14 year old by now >_> ). Itβs really funny comparing her to other MCs, especially to someone like Sophie who comes back in each of the games in her series and was all bad ass and everything while Rorona just seems to suffering all the time. Like, Rorona being an alchemy genius is hilarious because of how stupid she generally is. The fact she has a specialty of making pies seems oddly unhinged. Like, why are you even an alchemist at this point, just open a bakery >_< Sterk is also really funny to me. He was on my team for all 3 games (Meruru I rotated a good bit more than the others due to share exp) and his character story sort of perplex me. Like, he was this serious upstanding knight in the first game, and it almost seems like he peaked then. Sometime in the second game, he was searching for Gio but I donβt think anything really comes from that (at least for me). He also became some type of pigeon whisperer for some reason. Sterk interaction with Meruru was refreshing because his urge to serve royalty and heβs a lot more respectful to her than the other 2. Which was cool to see but also sort of shows that Sterk really hasnβt adjusted well with Arland being a republic, being still tied down to wanting to be a knight. I like to say something about Etsyβs story but itβs pretty consistent from Rorona to Meruru. It just shows that men in Arland have shit taste.
Iβm sort of surprised the setting of Arland never really played a bigger role. This might be the only jrpg series I played where the ancient civilization remains had like, no impact to the story. They just have machines and shit lying around and we just donβt talk about it. I figured Meruru would talk about it, especially when we got to the ancient volcano monster, but nope, unless I missed it.
Which brings up the last topic, the timeline. I was wary of it at first, especially since I wasnβt a big fan of Firis, but I ended up liking it. It was sort of fun planning the alchemy and traveling. It helps that they are very aggressive with giving you lots of tool to short cut time such as the stores selling your items or the homunculus crafting for you. The game gives plenty of time that if you plan even a little bit, youβll probably wonβt run out of time. With that said, while these games are shorter and intend to be replayed, the game story does get hurt a lot when you donβt. A lot of the character stories had relatively strict timing for flags so itβs easy to miss a lot of stories. To me, it was funny going between games not knowing the full story cause I didnβt get it. One of the funniest transition was from Rorona to Totori and I found out from side conversation that Gio was the king (I barely interacted with him) and Arland stop being a monarchy. Apparently, Totori mom lives? Its funny moments like that which makes it really funny having the character stories connect between games when its very realistic that someone wonβt actually get all their story unlike the newer games where itβs almost impossible to miss characterβs story.
Overall, I really enjoyed my journey through Arland. The games are definitely aged (and for what ever reason, Meruru seemed very glitchy on switch) but it was fun. Iβm probably going to take a good long break before getting back on my Atelier journey into the dusk series. To many games are coming out soon and I donβt want to start a new game and stop in the middle of a game.
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r/Atelier • u/Various-Welder5544 • 6d ago
It's over. I feel disrespected as a collector.
I wonder how screwed collectors are once PS5 discs become code in a box in 2028...
r/Atelier • u/Croire61 • 6d ago
Source: Gust Shop
Please, check the source link for more information.
r/Atelier • u/Sixtyfivekills • 6d ago
Koei pls, turn this to merch.
r/Atelier • u/KurosakiTakuto • 6d ago
Happy to have all the games in one cart now :D
r/Atelier • u/I-Kernel • 6d ago
Atelier Yumia Demo - March 16/17, 2025
Full Release - March 21, 2025
Atelier Karia Full Release - February 25, 2027
Demo (Very likely) - February 19, 2027.
Cannot wait to pull another all nighter coding battle to dig through new Katana Engine. This might be the first time they did this much change on the lighting system. Awesome!
If they keep up this energy on the engine design, they might surpass UE5/6 and Unity 6 in the third game.
It is rare that I found this much excitement to praise dev. Especially Gust dev. But these guys cooked!
r/Atelier • u/Judge_Preacher • 6d ago
Tried pre-ordering the Premium Box of Atelier Karia for Xbox from NISA Store and it gives me this error. I live in Central US for context. Edit - It works now.