DHGF: Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk veers off the standard JRPG path of offering a typical save-the-world-from-mass-genoc ide plot line, and instead focuses on a smaller scale adventure surrounding a gentle apothecary and her desire to rescue her sister. The game is quite a visual treat for such a niche title, and the soundtrack is top notch. The lack of dual language option might be a sore spot for some, but sound volumes can be adjusted down and is certainly not worth missing out on the game over. The majority of the game is spent either engaging in item synthesis or cutscenes, with a relatively small window reserved for combat and exploration. It’s certainly not for everyone, but those that partake will find an easygoing adventure with plenty of content to keep them busy for sometime. So if you’re looking for something a little different than the run-of-the-mill JRPG tropes, give Atelier Ayesha a look.
One of the writers at MONG spent the last week gluing things to other things in Gust and Koei Tecmo's latest RPG release on the Vita. How does the game hold up? Is it worth replaying if you've already experienced the PS3 version? Check out his thoughts here!
The ABS and PVC figure has stands 225mm tall (8.85 inches) and is a 1/8 scale.
Gust’s alchemically-inclined girls (and guy) are now available for order in the form of life-sized towels.
