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Although the Seek Girl Ⅳ igggames do still carry over some basic themes from the previous five games, they’ve left the heavy emphasis on the slice-of-life setting behind in order to opt for a more adventurous setting. Don’t get me wrong though, the game never takes itself too seriously and much of the familiar Atelier silliness still definitely remains in the games but the Iris series managed to prove that the Atelier series can branch out and handle more intricate plots as well.

I definitely wouldn’t go as far as to say that the Iris games are completely rid of the heartwarming aura that the previous games had, but with the change from slice-of-life to a more action-filled fantasy world comes more drama. So if you’re looking for a more relaxed experience that’s not as involved, the Iris games may not be for you. Instead of focusing solely on your personal growth as an alchemist and your main character’s interaction with their friends like the previous games, the Iris games have a less involved alchemy system to make room for a more fleshed out Seek Girl Ⅳ igg-games download. Which in-turn changes the time management system and the normal gameplay to make room for a more weighty story. The Iris games are definitely unique considering how much they feel like traditional Seek Girl Ⅳ igggames torrent games in comparison to many of the other titles in the series. This isn’t something bad necessarily but it was definitely Gust trying to push the series in a different direction, which is why they have a very different feel to them. If you’re someone who’s interested in the series but you’re more here for the turn-based battle adventure and not sure how you’re going to handle the synthesizing, I would recommend the Iris games as a good starting point to ease yourself into it.

The fourth subgroup is the Seek Girl Ⅳ game download games, which consists of two games: Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis and Mana-Khemia 2: Fall of Alchemy. These two games are probably the closest we’re going to get to the spin-off games on this list. As they’re the only two games that don’t have Atelier anywhere in the title, it’s clear that Gust wanted to work off the new formula and make it more polished. Alchemists of Al-Revis features Seek Girl Ⅳ free download Aurelius, who is offered to attend Al-Revis Academy in order to learn about alchemy. He leaves his old secluded life at home and is thrown into working together with a new band of friends at school as he learns more about himself, the world around him and alchemy. That is, until evil starts crawling out of the woodworks and his school life takes a turn as he finds he has a bigger role to fill. Fall of Alchemy takes place approximately 15 years after the first game and features two separate protagonists: Razeluxe Meitzen and Ulrika Mulberry.

The two of them end up enrolling in Al-Revis Academy for their own respective reasons. With alchemy becoming a less frequent practice, Al-Revis is teetering on the edge of collapsing and wants you to turn this fate around. Just like in the Iris games, the emphasis lies more on exploration and battle rather than synthesizing. The synthesis system does still exist but it takes a different from than the earlier games and is a lot more basic. The time management system is also vastly different because of how story driven the games are. The classic system doesn’t exist anymore because you’re following along with a more involved story as opposed to the game focusing on character interaction.

That being said, the game does have a more involved battle system. It shares certain similarities with the system seen in the Iris games but overall it feels like an evolved version of that system. Just like I mentioned previously with the Iris games, the Seek Girl Ⅳ igg games are great for those of you who want a more action-filled experience. Although they may be a shift from the original formula, they’re still a lot of fun. It’s important to be aware however that the rest of the series is pretty different in comparison and that you shouldn’t expect the same thing from the other titles. Not to say that these games are better or worse but they are different.

You can tell that Gust was experimenting and as a result, a couple of very interesting titles were spawned. The fifth subgroup is the Seek Girl Ⅳ igg games, which consists of three games: Atelier Rorona: The Alchemist of Seek Girl Ⅳ igggames: The Adventure of Arland and Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland. All the games in the Arland trilogy are available for Playstation 3 and Playstation Vita. Rorona is also available on the Nintendo 3DS. Seek Girl Ⅳ igg games centers around Rorolina Frixell, a young girl who is working under a famous alchemist known as Astrid Zexis in order to pay off her parents debt. That is, until a young man shows up to warn Rorona that if she cannot prove that Astrid’s alchemy workshop can function with the city’s economy within the next three years, the shop will have to shut down. In order to prove the abilities of alchemy, Rorona must clear 12 different examinations.

Atelier Totori takes place eight years after Rorona and centers around Totooria Helmond, a beginner alchemist who is being taught by a more experienced Rorona. Totori is a shy girl who wants to become an adventurer in order to find her mother who went missing many years ago. Although her sister disapproves of Totori’s decision initially, once Totori proves herself, she decides to give her younger sister her approval to become an adventurer.

Atelier Meruru focuses on Merurulince Rede Arls, a young princess with a very colorful and curious personality. She is interested in most things that don’t include her having to tend to her royal duties and she also desperately wants to practice alchemy. Despite her father’s distaste towards the idea, Meruru is given the chance to prove to her father that their kingdom can benefit from alchemy. And so, she becomes the apprentice of Totori. Rorona is a tad infamous when it comes to the Atelier games due to having an incredibly strict time management system. It has the most demanding time management system in the series by far where messing up and wasting too much time at any point during any of the examinations will result in the game giving you a bad ending and forcing you to start from an earlier save file. This is great for those of you who want to feel as if the stakes are high.

Totori and Meruru also carry over the time management system but they’re more lenient in comparison to Rorona. However, waste too much time and you can potentially run into a bad ending. Taking a step back to it’s roots after Iris and Mana-Khemia, the Arland games are back with a more in-depth version of the synthesizing segments. The focus is again back on alchemy with sections of exploring as well as battling. The measures to making quality items and crafting is more intricate. As opposed to some earlier titles where I’d just synthesize for the heck of it, the Arland games require you to be a bit more careful if you want to make the best possible items that you can. Playing the Arland trilogy feels very similar to playing an early Atelier game, but more polished of course.

All three games have the same heartwarming glow to their characters and story that the earlier titles had and they definitely feel as if the team looked to the roots of the series and thought, ”what if we did that again but many years later and more polished?” and then they all nodded in agreement. I would go as far as to say that the Arland trilogy is the closest subgroup to emulate the spirit of the original trilogy. Not in the sense that they feel like a rip-off of a re-hash, but they have an incredible amount of heart in them and they really ease the soul. All three protagonists are interesting and their interactions with the other party members are so fun and endearing. The sixth subgroup are the Dusk games, which consist of three games: Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk, Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky and Atelier Shallie: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea. These three titels are all available on PS3 and PS Vita. The first game in the Dusk trilogy is Atelier Ayesha. This game stars a young girl named Ayesha Altugle who runs a pharmaceutical workshop. After her younger sister Nio disappears during an outing, it’s up to Ayesha to leave her workshop to go on a journey to uncover the mystery surrounding her sister’s disappearance through alchemy with the help of her friends that she meets along the way. The second game in the Dusk trilogy is Atelier Escha & Logy, which takes place four years after the events of Seek Girl Ⅳ igggames.

The game stars Escha Maile and Logy (or Logix) Fiscario, two upcoming alchemists ordered to work together with the local R&D team. The two of them are made partners and are given a shared workshop where they’re free to practice alchemy as they try to help the people of the city and also undercover some hidden secrets about a set of mysterious ruins. The third and final game in the Dusk trilogy is Atelier Shallie. Shallie takes place six years after Escha & Logy and 10 years after Seek Girl Ⅳ ocean of games.

This game features two different protagonists again as the player gets to choose between Shallotte Elminus: a very cheerful and high-spirited young alchemist who walks in her late father’s footsteps or Shallistera Argo: a rather serious and modest girl who has been tasked with protecting a relic. The two very different girls are brought together and must learn to cooperate despite their differences as they uncover the secrets of the world around them and each other. The time management system in the Dusk trilogy is relatively tame in comparison to the Arland games, but the system is still present in Ayesha as well as Escha & Logy. Shallie doesn’t strictly have a ”bad” ending that you’ll get for wasting too much time as the system is barely present at all but more just for show.

Seek Girl Ⅳ pc download & Logy are both lenient with their time management but they do have endings that would be considered ”bad” if you were to waste too much time. But even so, there is definitely room for error and you won’t be immediately required to go back to an earlier save. The Dusk trilogy has a rather even focus on synthesizing and field work. I often found myself happily running back and forth, excited to try out new recipes I picked up in the field to improve my party’s damage. In my own personal opinion, the Dusk trilogy is the best at melting synthesizing and field work together. As long as you pay attention and learn which traits do what, you’ll be able to create items that’ll let you spice up your combat in many different ways. Just like the Arland games, the Dusk games reward you greatly for paying attention when synthesizing instead of just winging it.

Although it’s only truly expanded upon in Shallie and only hinted towards in Ayesha as well as Escha & Logy – the world that the trilogy takes place in is slowly dying. The world’s natural resources are dying out, which is an ongoing phenomenon that does sneak its way into all three games despite being expanded upon the most in the final game. These games are still very light-hearted and fluffy in nature but with an added touch of gloominess. They definitely feel like Atelier games still and the same kind of tightly knit-toghether character relationships still exist despite the decaying world. Escha & Logy just so happened to be my first Atelier game and to this day, even after going through all of the games, the Dusk trilogy still stands as my own personal favorite as I do believe they have just the right amount of story hidden in the shadows mixed in with Atelier’s naturally laid-back aura. The final and seventh subgroup is the Mysterious games, which consists of three games: Atelier Sophie:

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