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As far as these games go I liked this one more than others I have tried.. Its a very slow games series that is made to be quite fascinatingAs far as these games go I liked this one more than others I have tried.. Its a very slow games series that is made to be quite fascinating due to it longevity. There has been like 20 Alelier game since the 90s, and all their storirs intertwine. I founf Lulua to be less dull than othervgames.

With developer Gust's unexpended expansion to their most favoured sub-series, comes what can be considered the best in the Atelier set to date. Casting away previous conventions to introduce new, more enriching characters, and world-building structures, Atelier Lulua's challenge spikes and lack of English dub does little to take the shine off the gem beneath.

This game is basically 80% Yuri 15% crafting and 5% battles.Seriously I'm not a fan of Yuri but to each his/her own. The thing isThis game is basically 80% Yuri 15% crafting and 5% battles.Seriously I'm not a fan of Yuri but to each his/her own. The thing is basically most on the game is Lulua just flirting with the girls. Maybe yeah they can call it just being best friends. But I am a guy I guess I just look at it at a different way.Yuri aside let's focus on the story. I gotta be honest with you I never played the arland series. this is my first Arland game. But I'm basing my score in comparison with the first atelier game that I ever played. and I can say for sure the story in this one is just not for me. I love the humor when Lulua suddenly appearing and just appearing in the screen. MY Favorite characters are Eva, Aurel and I belive I would like sterk and Rorona too if I play the first of the series. But after playing this game I'm not even motivated too. The ending doesn't even make any sense any more it's like they're not even trying. Just believe in the power of Yur.. Oh I mean friend.. you know what screw it! Just believe in the power of Yuri and anything will be possible!Music is as always top notch but atelier Escha and Logy's Music is still unbeatable. But because maybe it's my first atelier game.Graphically it is impressive from my previous atelier games. The colorful and presentation it impressive.all in all I would recommend this to the people who played the first of the arland series until the third one. It looks like this is a fan service game for you people.PS: Lulua made a Philosopher curry. I watched FMA. this gives me a cannibalism vibe. as you know what the contents of the philosopher stone...

This game is amazing both in soundtrack and story also gameplay too, that be careful what you hate you never knew it could be good if you giveThis game is amazing both in soundtrack and story also gameplay too, that be careful what you hate you never knew it could be good if you give it a try it's a realization that I make mistake for blindly disliking this game without logical and reasoning, plus originally wanting nothing to do with this game until I played this game gave it try after beating Sophie and Meruru it was a while back until Ryza was releasing in a few months ago I was flabbergasted with this game. Anyway, this game combines the new and old in a unique item creating a straightforward way for new players and previous players who played the arland series. The game is about a girl who is the adopted daughter of a famous alchemist their nation who is very well known in the first-three games who wanted to surpass her. She on a journey to solving riddles to help improve her skills as an alchemist along with friends both new characters and old characters if you played the previous arland games on ps3 currently on pc, switch, and ps4. The game removes an infamous feature with the time limit for the new player couldn't have a problem this game, unlike the previous series. The only con I could think this the price of DLC and game could be better as bundle otherwise its great game. The performance of the game runs smoothly on modern-day systems no issues for both intel/amd Nvidia/amd if an FX 8320 in 4Ghz can run this game with gtx 970 but Linux users you guys are out of luck for now with the weird fps. However, the game runs in higher fps and higher resolution like previously atelier games no issues here. Overall, this game is very cute and warmhearted I strongly recommend this game for anyone in cuteness and fun gameplay great soundtrack.

How you feel about Atelier Lulua ~The Scion of Arland~ will be largely influenced by which parts of JRPGs you like most. If you are drawn mainly to an engaging story and the interaction between characters, you’ll probably enjoy it. If you’re a fan of lots of combat and fast paced action, it might not be your cup of mana. If, like me, you enjoy tweaking stats and finding the best combinations of items to maximise your characters, then you will love it. I spent more time crafting than anything else and I loved it. It took me back to the days of spending an hour in the menus of Final Fantasy VII, trying to find the perfect materia combinations and for that reason, I loved it.

Atelier Lulua is a solid, albeit safe final entry in the Arland quadrilogy that does an admirable job of bidding farewell to a lovable cast of characters.

Atelier Lulua is one of the more new player friendly titles of the series yet, tweaking mechanics to be more intuitive than previous entries. Also, as a long-time fan of the series, it was great to return to Arland and learn more about the world and characters. Atelier Lulua is one of the better Atelier titles in recent years, and it’s worth picking up for any fan of the series.

Even if it doesn't go far away from the Atelier formula, Lulua it's one of the most complete and enjoyable entries in the Atelier series. Under its easiness and low difficulty, Lulua its a complete RPG that shines the most on the alchemy options. It also leaves behind technical problems (fps hiccups), but it isn't localisized (English texts).

Much like its spin-off, Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland, is a great escape from reality, and an even greater entry in the Atelier franchise. Despite its localization issues, it is a great game all RPG fans must experience. With its enjoyable long-lasting content as a result of the new Alchemyriddle system, rewarding gameplay, and visually impressive art style, it is hard not to recommend this title.

The newest episode of the RPG saga delivers solid entertainment with its dynamic turn based battles and the alchemy experiments the franchise is known for.

Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland est le digne héritier d’une longue lignée de JRPG développé par Gust depuis plus de 20 ans.QuatrièmeAtelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland est le digne héritier d’une longue lignée de JRPG développé par Gust depuis plus de 20 ans.Quatrième jeu de la série Arland, Atelier Lulua vous permettra de retourner en terrain connu, plusieurs années plus tard, et de retrouver certains personnages parmis les préférés des fans de la saga.Que ce soit dans l’alchimie et la synthèse, mais aussi dans son système de combat au tour par tour, Atelier Lulua fait dans le classicisme, mais avec talent. Les développeurs se reposent un petit peu sur leurs acquis mais en fin de compte c’est sans doute ce qui plaît à la communauté.Un jeu solide, généreux, mignon, qui fait honneur à la saga. Le portage Switch est parfaitement réalisé, notamment en mode console portable.Une valeur sûre du JRPG sur Switch!

Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland is the perfect way to conclude this now tetralogy. That said, Gust could surprise us with another game set in the world of Arland. For now, though, Atelier Lulua is a crisp and clean experience with cute visuals and an even cuter cast of characters. While the gameplay is simple, it’s engaging enough to hold your attention and the best part is that you don’t need to have played the previous three games in order to understand this. With the added bonus of the simplified alchemy procedure, it’s an overall great title to pick up if you’ve been curious about the series.

This could be one of the best games in the series to date. I will start out by addressing possible cons, first with time limit concerns, whichThis could be one of the best games in the series to date. I will start out by addressing possible cons, first with time limit concerns, which is more personal preference than an actual con. Players that prefer the time limit that most Atelier games use to have, including the first 3 games of the Arland quadrilogy, will be disappointed as there are no time limits in Lulua. For those of us that dislike the time limit, rejoice! You can relax and enjoy the game at your leisure. The only other possible issue that could be a con for some, is that there are no English voice-overs. All the text and dialogue is English though. This can be awkward hearing familiar characters from earlier games in the quadrilogy suddenly talking with a different voice. It's awkward, but I personally am not lowering the score over it, mainly because the developers lack funds as it is. They needed to cut somewhere due to budget. I was actually surprised they had the funding to add English voice-overs all the way up until Lydie & Suelle. The series is very niche. It doesn't sell a boatload of copies. Maybe as the series gains more popularity, they'll be able to add English voice-overs again. This is why it saddens me when some people say they won't buy the latest Atelier games because the voices are in Japanese, as it only hurts the series success outside of Japan even more. If I had to choose between not having these localized at all, or localized without English voice-overs, I would choose localized without English voice-overs any day.Now aside from possible cons, everything else about the game is flawless. The alchemy system returns to a more traditional form, ditching the grid-based system the Mysterious trilogy had. The battle system has new features, such as the fact that there is a formation grid with front row and back row hexagon spaces connected in a zig-zag pattern. Characters in the back row will not fight directly, but will use their support skills when the trigger condition for the skill is met. They tend to support the front row characters in hexagons adjacent to their own. In example, if a support skill is an attack that is triggered when a physical attack skill is used, and let's say you have a character in both of the adjacent front row hexagons, this means any time you use a physical attack skill with any of those 2 front row characters it will trigger the support skill of the connecting back row support character causing them to use their support attack. This is just 1 example. Every character has support skills used to support front row characters. This is one of the best new differences with this Atelier. You can set up some nice combos and chains with this system.There are also quality of life changes which I'm not going to go into. The music is great. Visually, the game is stunning. The art style is beautiful as always and the characters are highly detailed, though environmental textures are terrible in comparison the same as any Atelier game. It's like PS4 characters inhabiting a PS3 world with some grass and flowers looking PS2. Luckily the nicer looking stuff drowns out the worst looking textures, making them less noticeable. There are other things I haven't touched upon in this review, such as other battle additions, discovering new recipes, locations, and more by solving alchemy riddles, etc. All in all, it's hard to understand why this Atelier seems so much better than past titles. I think it is simply the fact that it takes the best features of past Atelier games, combined with the new additions and pieces it all together in a way that works and is very refined. This makes it a great game not only for vets of the series, but also as an entry point for newcomers.

Atelier Lulua is a fun game to play in small spurts. It combines crafting/gathering with a decent JRPG combat system. While crafting and gathering can be tedious at times, the general concept is pretty fun.

Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland proves to be a great entry in Gust’s long-running series, and much like the many concoctions made by Lulua, this is a refined final product that reflects several of the best traits of the predecessors that came before. If you can get past the ho-hum storytelling and learn to master the intimidating crafting system, you’ll find that Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland has plenty to offer in its surprisingly involved combat system, gorgeous locales, and rewarding gameplay loops. We would give this game a strong recommendation to both longtime fans of the series and to those looking to see what it’s all about; Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland is one of the best entries in the franchise and it’s a wonderful RPG that’s certainly worth your time.

Atelier Lulua is the return of the franchise to the lands of Arland, with a story in which both new and old characters will appear. Its improved gameplay will delight the most veteran fans of the franchise.

This game so far is quite wonderful, the art, music, alchemy systems and combat give quite the experience. Unfortunately however i am quiteThis game so far is quite wonderful, the art, music, alchemy systems and combat give quite the experience. Unfortunately however i am quite disappointed at the lack of an English track for the voices. as someone who always plays the English tack in every version of this generally great series of games i am quite sad especially when older characters in it make an appearance with essentially a different voice than when first experienced. I don't know it kind of kills the vibe a tad for me. In any case the JP voices are not bad and i will most likely finish the game i have to dock a point or two off, and in the future i will only purchase an entry that has the English track as sad as it makes me.

This game so far is quite wonderful, the art, music, alchemy systems and combat give quite the experience. Unfortunately however i am quiteThis game so far is quite wonderful, the art, music, alchemy systems and combat give quite the experience. Unfortunately however i am quite disappointed at the lack of an English track for the voices. as someone who always plays the English tack in every version of this generally great series of games i am quite sad especially when older characters in it make an appearance with essentially a different voice than when first experienced. I don't know it kind of kills the vibe a tad for me. In any case the JP voices are not bad and i will most likely finish the game i have to dock a point or two off, and in the future i will only purchase an entry that has the English track as sad as it makes me.

This game so far is quite wonderful, the art, music, alchemy systems and combat give quite the experience. Unfortunately however i am quiteThis game so far is quite wonderful, the art, music, alchemy systems and combat give quite the experience. Unfortunately however i am quite disappointed at the lack of an English track for the voices. as someone who always plays the English tack in every version of this generally great series of games i am quite sad especially when older characters in it make an appearance with essentially a different voice than when first experienced. I don't know it kind of kills the vibe a tad for me. In any case the JP voices are not bad and i will most likely finish the game i have to dock a point or two off, and in the future i will only purchase an entry that has the English track as sad as it makes me.

Atelier Lulua's an interesting one from Gust. On the one hand it's certainly the most visually impressive and detailed effort we've seen from the series to date. Gust has always had limited budgets to work with, but the team has really pushed themselves here to make something that does look very "next gen". It also plays very cleanly. On the other hand, Atelier Lulua is a very traditional game, and is an effort to bring fans back to trilogy that has had two other full trilogies developed in-between. It's almost painfully delightful, warm, colourful, and completely charming in everything that it does, but its reliance on nostalgia and series tradition means that I'm just not sure that this will be one to win the series new fans.

Atelier Lulua is up there with the best that the series has to offer. Although it doesn't do anything exceptionally unique, it's an enjoyable and rewarding adventure set in such a memorable and charming world that you'll find it hard to put down.

Those who love "anime style" products will find a nicely modeled character design, but also a truly sparse concept and little environmental inspiration. For the rest, even The Scion of Arland, like its predecessors, has a sweet and carefree charm, characterized by an untraceable genuineness elsewhere.

Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland is a more accessible installment to the long running franchise. Lulua and her companions are a fun new cast, and the more streamlined crafting system makes Atelier Lulua a great starting point for new players.