There was a time when I thought I wouldn't be able to get into videogames based on alchemy, yet somehow I was quite engrossed in last year's Atelier Rorona. Perhaps it was partially due to the traditional JRPG gameplay or the curious storylines that made the game more than just a vast exercise in mixing items. So when publisher NIS America sent over a preview copy of Rorona's sequel, Atelier Torori: The Adventurer of Arland, it was not hard to make time for this follow-up. I've logged in about three hours of gameplay so far and the video clip on the lower left of this page will show you a glimpse of the changes made to the Arland universe as well as what hasn't changed. Note that while you might recognize some of the music from Rorona, Totori definitely has a robust soundtrack of new background music as well.
The NIS America March Savings Sale 2024 has started on the Nintendo eShop, which has seen 21 Nintendo Switch games receive temporary discounts.
Kuro No Kiseki was announced for localization as The Legend of Heroes - Trails through Daybreak during the NIS America x Falcom stream.
Hell yea, that's all I got to say. I hope one day they re release the cold steel set, I completly missed them due to issues at the time. Now their pretty pricey.
Monster Menu: The Scavenger's Cookbook, the Tactical-RPG and dungeon crawler mashup from Nippon-Ichi Software, has received a surprise demo leading up to the game's English release today.
The demo is currently available for all 3 of the game's confirmed platforms - Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5.
day 1 buy premium edition.
Im looking forward to Atelier Totori, it Looks a great! a good step above Atelier Rorona. Cant wait for this =)