Atelier April continues with a duology of titles, Atelier Sophie and Atelier Sophie 2, bringing mystery to books and dreams all around. Then we have a therapy session about Nelke & the Legendary Alchemists. This week’s show is a pendulum of joy and disappointment.
Matt needs combat in his cozy games; Kelley is literally a housecat with a jetpack; taking over hosting duties, Andi is is lamenting that the rise of PS1 graphics in indies makes him feel very old.
The Atelier series is so old many JRPG fans have likely heard about it at least once. These hearsays as well as the covert art of this series’ games are hardly enough to make a right judgement on what it has to offer.
Back in 2020, we released our first Where to Start? guide, covering Gust’s Atelier series. With four new entries released since then, we have elected to offer readers an updated refresh.
The Atelier Mysterious Trilogy Deluxe Pack is now available worldwide. RPGamers can pick up all three games in the trilogy, or each one individually, on PC, PS4, and Switch.
Koei Tecmo has announced the Atelier Mysterious Deluxe Pack for PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC. The collection includes the sub-series’ three games, and features a new story episode for one of them.
The Atelier series is now a sprawling empire of over thirty titles. Whether you’re totally new to the series or returning from the PS2 era, we answer the ever-important question of a well-established series: where to start!
People often say not to judge a book by its cover, but what of games? Just because a game’s cover art focuses exclusively on young ladies in lace, does that mean that the game itself will be vapid and air-headed? Sometimes, unfortunately, the cover is right.
With seventeen games in the Atelier series, it’s time for some big changes. Question is, is it worth fixing what isn’t broken?
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