Added: 31.05.2013 11:18 | 23 views | 0 comments


Gaming Union: "Atelier Ayesha isn't a step back or a step forward --- it's more like a step sideways. For everything the game does right, there's some other minor thing that's flawed in some fashion. If you are a fan of the series you'll feel right at home, but if you were on the fence or disliked the Arland trilogy there isn't much here to sway you over. There's a lot of good groundwork laid here, though, so hopefully future entries will build on that and get rid of the negatives found in Atelier Ayesha."

Added: 14.05.2013 14:18 | 24 views | 0 comments


TGH Writes: "Japanese developer Gust is back once again with its fourteenth entry in the long-running Atelier series. While this may well be the latest in a long series, Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk is the fourth Atelier game to arrive on the PlayStation 3. Taking the series always from Arland, Atelier Ayesha offers a fresh cast of characters, locations, alchemy crafting, combat, and more. But does this setting bode well for the Atelier series, or should this installment fade away into the dusk?"

Added: 13.05.2013 9:18 | 20 views | 0 comments


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Added: 05.05.2013 12:18 | 8 views | 0 comments


The promise begins. After times of prosperity, people must endure the dusk. As another of period of dusk begins, in a region of the world where people are beginning to live humble lives once again This land lacks the system of a governed nation, yet people live together, hand in hand. There, in an isolated workshop, lives a girl who makes a living by making medicine. This girls name is Ayesha. She used to live with her grandfather and younger sister, but after her grandfather passed away a few years ago, her sister also went missing. Now she is only left with her pet cow, and her solitude.

Added: 01.05.2013 15:18 | 8 views | 0 comments


Future Gamez: The Atelier RPGs have been around on various Playstation consoles since 1997, but have only recently been released outside Japan. From what I can gather the games all feature a female protagonist who uses the power of alchemy to defeat any evil-doers and monsters the come across on their travels, and the same is true for Atelier Ayesha. So, is it any good? The answer to that depends on how much you like quirky Japanese games. Let me explain.

Added: 30.04.2013 1:30 | 14 views | 0 comments


Every so often screenshots, trailers or promotional media content surfaces for games that some of us Westerners will just never get locally, whether it be Stateside or Across the Pond. Atelier Escha and Logy might be one of those games, as new screenshots have surfaced showing off the lovely and engaging JRPG in action.