
This edition includes new stories, playable characters (Clifford, Serri, and Kilo), and features that have been added to "Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key."
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese*, Korean*languages with full audio support
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原来我根本不需要什么优秀的剧情,玩搅大缸就足够了,我一直是强度党啊!!
作为炼金系列最出圈的作品,莱莎通过人设吸引玩家,也靠着足够优秀的质量建立了口碑。不仅是正反馈十足的炼金系统、个性鲜明的主角团队、还有不求轰轰烈烈但是完整的讲好一个故事的主线剧情,都给我留下了好印象。追完三部曲,肉眼可见的不仅有游戏制作的提升,更有角色的成长。从第一部里僵硬的角色动作到第三部里角色脸上灵动的表情,从初出茅庐的炼金术士到迈向未来的炼金术士。看着第三部结尾时莱莎锁上藏身处的大门和伙伴们为了梦想走上各自的道路,回想起这几十个小时的游戏经历,真是感慨万分,这就是JRPG带给人的感动吧。
as someone who is growing more and more tired of video games as life goes on; this is genuinely some of the most fun i've had in a video game in a very long time. i've never played a jrpg before, and i heard from a few youtubers that this was a good starting point - so i picked it up, and i do not regret it one bit. i'm only 2 hours into the game so far but i've loved every second of it. the combat is really fun and easy to understand, the characters are pretty cool, and the overall scenery is very cute. i also very much enjoy the soundtrack, and tbh? i just love going around collecting random items and fighting things for the hell of it. some features aren't explained incredibly well through the in-game tutorials and it takes a small second to understand what exactly some tutorials mean (especially if you're dumb and veeeeery disabled like me). overall i rate this a 9/10 and i sure as hell will be playing a lot more in the days to come.
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好玩的捏 但是你这dx出的确实太快了
有幸见证一位女孩的成长,感谢那个夏天的故事
After finishing the DX version for Ryza 3...I can safely say that my opinion of the game from when I first played a couple years ago has not changed. It's pretty to look at, the characters are as likeable as ever (Bos even gets to be playable this time), and there's many QoL changes to Alchemy, Exploration, and Combat that make everything feel so fluid. The game does have some problems...and while I still think Ryza 2 is the best of the trilogy overall...this one is a great entry nonetheless. Now let me list a few pros and cons I experienced during my playthrough: PROS: + Crafting system returns from the previous games and is just as fun to break as it's always been. + Ultra Purity is a super trait you can get extremely early, and makes obtaining infinite gems easier then its ever been. + Combat is similar to the previous game, but feels a bit faster and once you have them built...very easy to spam your ultimate items to destroy everything. + The world is gorgeous to both look at and explore. It's not exactly "open world"...but that just means the devs were able to fill each area with purpose and make it feel alive. + It was satisfying to see the cast we've spent the past 3 games with reach the conclusion of their arcs...and while it's sad to say goodbye...I'm glad the journey happened at all. + All the original DLC is included in the DX version, alongside a new side story. CONS: - The third act/ending goes on just way too long. There's a lot of going from one place to another and watching a cutscene about how they don't know how to do the thing yet, and you could easily shave off 10 hours of game if you tighten that up a bit. - The newer characters are fun...but they do sort of bloat an already large cast of returning characters. So I never felt like using them in battle when I unlocked them. (Especially when the DX version adds a few other returning characters from the past games). - Recipe Morph is almost non-existent in this one. Very few items can be created through Recipe Morphing so you can't synthesize the most broken weapon the world has ever seen like you could in the other two. - I had a few points where the game would stutter randomly and sometimes close the window on me. Limiting my framerate seemed to fix most of this...but it's a shame I had to do that in the first place. - There is no upgrade path for owners of the original Ryza 3. So yes...I do recommend Ryza 3 DX. Overall I'd recommend the whole trilogy if you haven't played it yet. If you have...then there really isn't a big reason to pick this up over the originals unless you can get them on a REALLY good sale. And so...the wait begins for the next entry in the Atelier series. Which luckily...won't be too much longer!
楽しかったです、ありがとう。2からは3年ぶりでようやくクリア出来ました、ライザの旅もこれで一区切りついた感じで皆お疲れ様でした。
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