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Ponyless on 02 September 2013
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rutea7 said:
Kresnik said:
Ponyless said:
For anyone here that's played atelier totori on the vita, can you give me a quick description of it? and if you liked it as well.

I was gonna buy it when it was on special but my internet completely bugged out and i wasn't able to get it...


Do you need a description of only the Vita version; or a description of Atelier in general?

Rutea's probably the best person to give a reply to that, but I'll back it up a bit with my own thoughts.

It's a very cute game.  The story isn't the usual world-saving stuff - it's very small-scale and self contained.  The combat is turn-based and surprisingly decent.  Exploring the world is done through choosing locations on a map, which you can then visit and collect materials to use for alchemy.  The game runs on a set timer; so you can go to certain places at certain times to see special events.

I was very surprised how much I like the Atelier games.  They're a good change of pace from the usual JRPG's.

that's a very good point, atelier games are usually a very personal quest and more focused on getting to know the characters other than a big save the world kind of plot.

they are very lighthearted but extremely entertaining


hm.. thanks for the advice, i might get it even though it isn't on sale. Would you happen to know any popular games that are really similar to it? in like story and gameplay wise.