Para quem cresceu jogando jrpgs no ps1 vai adorar Atelier Ryza. Jogo lindo, combate por turnos como os jrpgs clássicos dos anos 90, trilha sonora incrível, boa exploração e um incrível sistema de alquimia para criação de itens. Aos interessados, o jogo não têm opções de português. Apenas inglês (menus e legendas) e áudio em japonês. Read more

Graphics: Bright pastel colors ripped straight out of a light hearted anime all over the place. No framerate issues and textures look good, although the PC release will be stronger here than the PS4 version for obvious reasons. Gameplay: The game's synthesis system involves recipes that are connected by nodes. Each node is based on a particular ingredient that, when fulfilled by the player, allow for new item types to be made. You're given some level of freedom over the process: you can plan these out or toss random things into the cauldron and hope for the best. Ingredient gathering expands over time to include a vast set of tools which you have to make (fishing, bug nets, hammers, scythes, saws, and many more). Later on, you gain the ability to create tiny worlds that can grow the exact ingredients you're looking for. After certain story events, you're given the game's eponymous hideout which you can customize to your liking, both inside and out. Main quest and sidequests will last you about 40-50 hours. Yes, there are fetch quests, but the storylines tied to them are all interesting. Not once did I feel bored. Most pleasing to me: the time limit of past Atelier games is thankfully gone, so you'll no longer be locked out of certain content. New for this game is an overhauled battle system. Battles occur in real time and are fast paced. You can directly control your party members, or tailor their AI to your playstyle. AP is earned while fighting, which can be used for things like skills, allowing characters to attack multiple times successively, and quick actions, which let you stop time momentarily to perform extra actions. Enemies have a stun gauge that, once filled, will allow you to get in some extra damage. Item use drains your core charge. Rather than having to carry multiples of each item, you simply equip an item to a character, and they can use it repeatedly as long as you have core charge left. You can sacrifice an item to replenish the pool, but you're locked out of it until you rest. Its a system focused on tactics which forces you to take into account your enemy's strengths and weaknesses and when to perform actions. Difficulty spikes later on and will test you. Story: Yes, there's a plot (and no, I'm not referring to her bust. Yet.) Our tomboyish, headstrong heroine lives on a small farm with her parents on an isolated island, and dreams of going on grand adventures with her friends. Naturally, she wants to break free from this humdrum lifesyle and hatches a plan to escape mom and dad's grasp and prove herself. This leaders to her discovering alchemy after encountering two wandering alchemists. Not everyone around her is too keen on this however, and events snowball into something larger. The writing is good, with the lead hilariously breaking certain genre tropes in her dialogue, and yes, she is very much aware of the nature of her appearance to a 4th wall extent. The plot unfolds in ways contrary to how you initially think it will. Other observations: The game has no English voice acting. Some may consider this a con but as someone who can't stand dubbing and its tendency to leave certain jokes lost in translation, its omission is welcome. Its nice to see an RPG that doesn't dumb down its mechanics for the sake of a wider audience. (And before I forget: yes, there are boob physics. This developer knows who their audience is, and doesn't cater to a certain screeching minority engaging in review bombing over imaginary mammaries.) Read more

just finished this game today good game overall a must for people getting into the series. Great story overall, character are also amazing. Gameplay is traditional JRPG style. A must play very everyone. A+ Read more

Les doy un consejo, adquieran este juego cuando esté disponible. Probablemente se haga de colección como otros títulos de GUST. Yo adquirí la versión física solo para coleccion. Ya tengo ambos Ryza en digital. Atelier Ryza es un excelente en jrpg. Goza de un arte y banda sonora excelente, un sello clásico de Gust. En cuanto al gameplay es un rpg muy disfrutable pero a la vez es muy sencillo, el enfoque más fuerte está en la alquimia pero no deja de ser un título divertido. La historia por otra parte peca de ser muy simple pero no por eso mala, es un buen título para relajarse. Read more

Jogo difícil de encontrar, estou usando no ps5. Read more