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Atelier Totori Plus: The Adventurer of Arland

Gust Co. Ltd. · Sep 27, 2011

PS3 · Vita

Teen

About

The small fishing village of Alanya on the Arland Republic's southern border is home to the young alchemist-in-training Totooria Helmold. She is called Totori by her friends and family, and she wishes to become a great adventurer. One day, she resolves to make the journey to Arland, become an adventurer, and explore the world beyond her hometown. She will make many friends along her journey of discovery some new, some familiar. When her quest comes to a close, your actions over the course of the game will dictate whether she finds the answers to her questions, forges unbreakable bonds with friends, or takes a different path entirely. Atelier Totori features gorgeous cel-shaded graphics that will bring the characters and the expanded world to life, with the cast of Atelier Rorona returning to help the adventure! The deep item synthesis system has been streamlined and now offers full item customization. This entry to the Atelier series will fully satisfy your alchemic cravings!

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Scores by platform

PlayStation 3

Critic 6.5 (9 critics) · Gamer 7.8

7.1

PS Vita

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 9.2

Critic reviews

  • IGN

    Vince Ingenito · Apr 09, 2013

    7.8
    Atelier Totori was a very good RPG to begin with, but its stylish, technically modest graphics, and focus on bite-sized quests make it an ideal candidate for handheld gaming. Everything that made the original what it is, for better or worse, is here on the Vita – including the near-constant interruptions by poorly executed dialogue which still bar it from greatness.
  • Games Radar+

    Kimberley Wallace · Jun 24, 2012

    7.0
    Atelier Totori is a solid RPG, but it's far from an excellent one. It's like the party you'll attend because you don't have much else going on. You may find it more enjoyable than expected, but then you'll slowly be reminded why it wasn't high on your priority list. There's definitely an addiction to be found here, but the pacing nearly destroys that fun. Totori's almost cute enough to let the first three years slide, but looks can't get you everything.
  • PS Lifestyle

    Cameron Teague · Oct 12, 2011

    6.0
    Aterlier Totori is not a game for everyone, as some gamers might find themselves bored with the gather and create formula, but it is still a solid RPG experience. The story won’t leap out and get you but does a good job of gradually building up and delivering a story not centered around demon’s or apocalyptic implications. The combat in the game does just enough to grab you attention without being overly flashy or deep.
  • VGChartz

    Karl Koebke · Sep 11, 2011

    7.0
    It still isn’t a game that I could recommend to all JRPG fans because the story and battle system don’t match up to those in the best JRPGs, but fans of the first game should jump in without question, and if you find yourself tired of the old grind towards world saving then give this one a look. If Gust could improve the battle system in particular I think this series could be one of the great ones, but as it stands it’s a fun and interesting diversion from some of the more traditional games in the genre.
  • Euro Gamer

    Martin Woger · Dec 12, 2011

    7.0
    Am Ende läuft es - entgegen aller Behauptungen, dass man Spiele grundsätzlich objektiv werten kann - auf eine reine Geschmacksfrage heraus. Formulieren wir es einfach so: Wenn ihr, im Gegensatz zu mir, den Begriff Shōjo nicht bei Wikipedia heraussuchen müsst, sondern ihn kennt und als positiven Filter bei der Suche nach neuen Animeserien benutzt, dann seid ihr hier richtig.

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