The Atelier series had a presence at TGS with Nelke and the Legendary alchemists releasing in Japan in December. The game’s latest trailer highlights the various characters from the series teaming up for the title.
A new media and information update provides some more snippets on Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists. Days in the game are split up into weekdays and holidays, with certain activities available on each day.
The first official trailer is now out for Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists. In addition, Gust revealed a few more of those alchemists appearing in the game.
Gust is bringing the Arland trilogy to PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch in Japan next month. A new trailer gives a reminder of the main heroines and lots of short gameplay snippets.
Gust has some more details for Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists. Though keeping track of all the alchemists appearing in the game may be tough, exploration doesn’t appear to be too taxing.
Koei Tecmo has confirmed that the latest Atelier title is coming west. Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists offers a different spin as alchemists across the series join up, with some more familiar faces also recently revealed.
Atelier’s Arland trilogy is heading to new platforms in Japan. The new DX versions of the games will all be coming to PS4 and Switch on the same day.
Gust has provided a few more basic details and screenshots for Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists. The information gives a basic overview of how Nelke goes about building up the village of Vestbalt.
Gust has provided another update on Atelier spin-off Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists. More returning characters are confirmed for the game, with some additional screenshots also released.
Gust has unveiled some more details for its latest Atelier spin-off titles. The new details include reveals of some of the legendary alchemists appearing in the game.
E3 may be taking up the attention of many RPGamers, but there is news coming out of Japan. Gust has announced a new town-building spin-off to the Atelier series.
The latest Atelier game, the third and final part of the Mysterious sub-series, is out now in English. Lydie and Suelle arrive in North America and Europe along with a launch trailer.
The very first Atelier game is getting a new release, giving Japanese smartphone owners the chance to see how the series began. Whether this finally gives the game an opportunity for localisation remains to be seen.
The latest Atelier titles is set to hit North America and Europe in just over a month. The latest details focus on the game’s journal and synthesis agents, and are accompanied by some new media.
Atelier Lydie & Suelle adds some new elements to combat. Players can now mix items during battle, and have up to eight party members involved at once.
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.
Being behind on review assignments can feel very depressing. Fortunately, this reviewer has her groove back. Atelier Shallie Plus is the last of the Dusk sub-series to grace the Vita. But is it the best of the three?
Atelier Firis marks the eighteenth entry into this long standing franchise. Change is good, yes? Well, in alchemy, changing a recipe can also bring explosions. Let’s all remember that.
With seventeen games in the Atelier series, it’s time for some big changes. Question is, is it worth fixing what isn’t broken?
A stitch in time saves nine, but a miscalculated alchemic formula can create a blast from the past. Is time on Judie’s side, or will it all eventually go to waste?
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