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Atelier Totori: The Adventurer of Arland DX

Koei Tecmo · Dec 4, 2018

PC · PS4 · Switch

Teen

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A sequel to Roronoa no Atelier, Totori takes place 10 years after the first game and takes place in the Arland Republic, a fantasy world complete with monsters, knights, alchemists, and adventure. The adventurer is a glorious profession, a lot of teenagers grew up dreaming to become one, this includes Totori and Shino. Yet, unlike other teenagers, Totori has another reason to become an adventurer; she has to find her mother, who went missing during one of the more dangerous missions. Train under Roronoa, learn about item synthesis, go on swashbuckling adventures with your friends and find clues on Totori's mother's disappearance. Soft watercolor graphics, an intriguing cast of characters, Totori no Atelier is a game for the whole family.

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No critic reviews yet · Gamer 9.3

Nintendo Switch

Critic 5.3 (4 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • Rice Digital

    Reuben Mount · Dec 28, 2018

    4.0
    I simply cannot recommend Atelier Totori for Switch. I can understand why many would love this type of game, and what’s here is the solid basis for a great game, with an at least decent attempt at some of its mechanics. But the sheer unabashed emphasis on busywork is just painfully dull and repetitive. I left the game feeling like if only a few of the mechanics were dropped and the remainder refined, it could be a fantastic JRPG.
  • Rice Digital

    I love Japanese games · Dec 07, 2018

    8.0
    Personally, I enjoyed it. If I had to give one piece of advice, that would be to say, on your first play-through – try not to be too OCD in your approach. Succumb to the realisation that it’s best to enjoy the ride blindly first- see where your journey takes you. Don’t get caught up in trying to craft the best items, or 100% your trophies.
  • FNintendo

    André Reis · Mar 11, 2019

    6.0
    A variedade é bem-vinda mas o custo a que foi implementada não compensa o que se perde, um sistema de alquimia robusto e que passou para segundo plano em relação a um enredo mais baseado no combate e exploração mal passados, acabando por ser uma aventura inferior à do predecessor.

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