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About the Game Once again, the hands of the clock have begun to move... And the future of "this world" rests on the shoulders of a single girl.
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I really tried to enjot Lulua but this game might have the worst writing out of all the Atelier games. The overrelience on comedy is horribe, if you thought Xenoblade 2 was bad, you will HATE this game. Other games have had comedy, but they were subtle with it, not forcing every character to be "funny" this much. It sucks, because the gameplay is a actually good. Alchmyriddle is a great mechanic, that gets used
[h1] Extensive review of the Entire Arland-Series [/h1] [h3] Introduction [/h3] I like playing franchises chronologically, so I started with Atelier Marie Remake, which is the first game in the Atelier-series. But as the other games are not available on Steam, my first real experience with the Atelier-Series was with the Arland-Quatrology. In my opinion Marie is actually a really good starting point, as it
Another fun atelier game, albeit with its own flaws. Im not a fan of the new 2D models of reoccuring characters and as the 4th Arland game i was wishing for a bit more cameos. Great synthesis system. Great combat on the surface, but it quickly evolves in watching the same animations over and over again. Progression is very weird and the timing at which chapters end and begin seem random. And that last point is what
Atelier Lulua ~The Scion of Arland~ represents a refined continuation of the beloved Arland series by Koei Tecmo, focusing on the adventures of Lulua Frixell, the daughter of Rorona, the protagonist of the original Arland installment. This entry maintains the franchise’s signature blend of alchemy, exploration, and turn-based combat, while smoothing out some of the pacing and time-management challenges that could
Gameplay is too easy and not rewarding or mentally challenging even on highest difficulty. Game has a poor balance of dialogue and actual gaming. If I wanted lots of reading dialogue I'd pick up a book. Not my cup of tea.
Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland feels like a swan song for the series in many ways, offering a nostalgic return to the Arland world. As the adopted daughter of Rorona, Lulua’s journey to become a great alchemist is a charming and fitting way to revisit these beloved characters and locations. The graphical advancements make exploring Arland feel fresh and exciting, and seeing where characters like Meruru (now a
I've been playing the Altier series in order. I played the previous ones back-to-back and loved them. Then I took a long break before playing this one. If you liked the previous, you'll probably like this one. However, it's lacking compared to the rest. Like the others, the dialog is endless blather, but this time the story is somehow even weaker than the previous ones. But what moved the needle from 'meh' to 'don't
[h2] Big step up from previous arland games [/h2] Previous arland games the story was pretty much non existent for most of the game, Lulua on the other hand has a more engaging story that is prominent throughout the whole game. The need to do request board has been drastically reduced as enemy drops provide more money and the overall reward from request board has been increased. The alchemy system has been improved
