…but I don’t like Atelier Ayesha Plus so far. Even though it’s only December of year 1, it’s quite boring. In this game, Ayesha’s sole reason for doing alchemy is to track down her sister, so the joy of doing alchemy for its own sake is non-existent. My great joy in Atelier games, reduced to […]
Chaos Rings III is a nice, colorful game with a simple story and pleasant characters. I have high hopes that it will be a great game once I get some better Genes and a higher MP cap. Right now, though, I just don’t feel like dealing with the magic restrictions and the resulting slow battles, […]
Ocean Lunch Antique is another simulation game from inutoneko, a Japanese indie game I’ve been sort-of following for years. Their games used to be Japanese only, but now you can find their more recent games on Steam with poor but readable translations. Worth a try if you like simple but hopelessly addictive games. Having said […]
Demon Gaze plays like a cross between Entaku no Seito and Stranger of Sword City but with cuter designs and brighter, happier colors. Same classes, same skills, same races with the same advantages and drawbacks. I like it, it feels very warm and familiar somehow. Though it does mean I wasted my time writing an […]
And straight away I declare Shin Rorona no Atelier the best of the trilogy by simple virtue of the fact that it let me watch all the endings I qualified for in a single playthrough without forcing me to replay. In Atelier Meruru Plus I’m sure I unlocked an ending for getting 100,000 people in […]