Atelier Dusk Trilogy Deluxe Pack

The first is Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk. The protagonist is a girl named Ayesha who is a pharmacist. His sister, Nio, has disappeared and it looks like he is dead. However, when he visits his grave, he can see that his sister's spirit is bound. At the same time, when he encounters a mysterious and shy alchemist, he discovers that he has to make a promise to be an alchemist himself to save him. What, that someone who knew everything about the subject did not offer to help him directly, but we had no history of playing.

We loved the combat system. It's flexible but fast and fast. The character with the fastest math scores delivers first, making the whole thing super-powerful. But there was something we did not like, namely the automatic camera angles, which prevent more than necessary experience. You should know that in this case you can change the level from one standard to another, even though in some we have not. Of course it is common for all of them to be likely to opt for bulletproof clothing.

The second is Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky. Start differently by allowing yourself to choose between a boy or a girl. The larger structure develops the same as one by one, or it is able to reach a certain number of sides. There is a progression in the past that suits him very well and it is possible to put things together to achieve the highest quality.

His structure is not as attractive as Ayesha's, but it allows us to get deeper into what is called Dusk, an event that has plagued these countries since before the events of these titles. In this case we have to investigate the secrets of the past in a series of ruins that have not been seen since the first game. It is argued that it offers more, but makes it more expensive.

And last time we have Atelier Shallie: Alchemist of the Dusk Sea, returning to a two-character model. In this chapter we learn, finally, what's that about Dusk. It's a long game, especially the time you can spend exploring situations. It also changes more in mechanics and original works, and incorporates more playable stories.

We are left with tasks against the clock, because it brings a sense of urgency and gives more insight into what's happening on the screen. The difference between the two characters also makes more sense because here's the storytelling and the game itself because it paves the way for revenge if you want to do this compilation.

As a general thing, for example, the section shows. All three are good, as if you were playing under the spell. The character introduction and construction seem to be released directly from the anime movie, and then enhanced by the use of color and high quality design. To this we must add the charming music that establishes the framework between magic and doubt. The listening experience, combined with those amazing graphics, creates just how easy it is to get lost.

Finally, before we draw conclusions, we must mention the surprising quality of the English pronunciation in all three. It's also colorful to see how some characters jump from one topic to another throwing those threads that put the good news going through all those hours of play.

We had a wonderful time with the Dusk trilogy, but not all those events or those good processes are enough to make us fall in love. Because there are times when it's slow, so it's expensive to focus. Maybe it would have helped to avoid playing them all by drag, and there are certainly plenty of RPG enthusiasts who would be happy to be transported to this world.

So fans of the series have it on the Atelier Dusk Trilogy Deluxe Pack which is another great option, especially if they've come in later and want to visit the past. It is so amazing and sometimes so adorable. There are many hours of play for those who want to get lost in the long frame and it is a great choice to bring them all together. Now, all of this can play controversial if you're not sure if your art style and anime roll will suit you. Alchemy searches your site.