Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land

画质差就算了优化屎中屎，懒得喷了

I very recommend this game to any player that enjoys Adventure, Exploration, And Crafting genres. I'd give the game an 8/10. For returning “Atelier Series” Players this game is similar to Ryza trilogy, but with a lot more exploration and ADVENTURE as priority, For new players, this title is very casual and gentle if you ever were interested in the series, but were afraid of the infamous time constraints mechanics, not a big fan of those myself “Rorona” was just evil in that regard. I beat the game and will definitely do NG+ On Hardest difficulty. I have some gripes with difficulty, the game is ridiculously easy. I mean you can get to lvl 100 in 10 hours or even less if you grind levels. It took me 10 hours cause I was avoiding combat and leveling with a mind set of challenges on scripted battles. Half a game later the game was still easy on normal so I raised to Hard, was still easy, only to raise it to Higher. And the difficulty difference is light and day. If you are playing for the story, don’t go higher than Hard. But on hard the games crafting system starts to shine, I’m confident that if you have time and patience to invest on crafting even higher difficulty will be a breeze. World exploration was one of the best, but some mechanics weren’t to my liking, the rope ladder. There were some places with ladder symbols but they were missing. I assumed I'd get a rope hook later in the game, but no. I got a rope ladder, and to use it you actually need to be at the top to drop it, basically instead of unlocking new area to explore, you create a shortcut “TO” an explored area. But don’t let my complaining turn you away from an amazing journey, Yumia is a lovable character with lots of faces and emotions, the rest of the cast will either feel like family for you, or annoy the worst out of you. Reaching the credits made me sad that I was done with the journey, only to find out in the gallery that I missed 2 cutscenes somewhere, giving me a reason to replay the game on NG+ Once again if you decide on purchasing this game, and you enjoy Adventure, Exploration, And Crafting genres. Yumia will leave you wanting more and the end of the journey.

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First of all , not a bad game but fill with annoyance that i have a hard time giving a pass : Combat : fell more like a button mashing than a strategist game . Alchemy : for the most part just pick what give the bigger resonnance and add it . Treasure chest and field alchemy : those damm repair kit so annoying , repair kit take a spot on the bag ,this is fine , but you find (a lot ) a chest who need repair ,so no repair kit --> menu -> field crafting -> craft the repair kit -> repair the chest -> after repair need to re-interact with the chest because it does not open after repair -> open the chest this was sooooo annoying -_- , field alchemy was a interesting concept but some object should not be consumable . Food and camping : Done only once , never needed after, FF15 camping was better . Story : not the best , but there is something that is interesting . Building : good variety , great build posibilities ! Side quest : was ok Filler content : this is only a image but a little bit like a Ubisoft open worl map , lot of points on the map ,a lot of the same repetitive stuff .

女主角滿分 還有不要把關鍵道具放在開拓進度上

Is it exactly what you might expect from an Atelier game? Maybe not, but the whining of long-time fans who don't want the series to change is ridiculous for what is a solid game. No, the alchemy is not as engaging as past games, and yes, that's a downside if you're a veteran of the series. If you're a newcomer, well this is the simplest alchemy yet, so it's the perfect place to get introduced to the concept of Atelier alchemy without getting overwhelmed. The open world concept is executed much better here than in Ryza 3--exploration is actually rewarding. I also sunk dozens of hours into the strangely addicting base-building feature. I only ran into one bug during the first week of release, when I was jumping up a tree and got stuck mid-air. Loaded an auto-save from a minute earlier and was fine, and I did not encounter any other bugs after that. Overall, a solid 8.5/10 from me, and if people could just enjoy the game for what it is instead of complaining it's not what Atelier should be, maybe they would actually like it. There's especially no reason to trash Yumia when Gust has already said that they're making Atelier games down two paths, and that Atelier Resleriana: the Red Alchemist & the White Guardian will be a more traditional Atelier. In other words, you'll be getting the new Atelier game you want soon enough, and it was planned before Yumia was even released. So chill.