Marcos Vinícius's Reviews
I conclude that the three titles — Atelier Sophie ~The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book~ DX, Atelier Firis ~The Alchemist and the Mysterious Journey~ DX, and Atelier Lydie & Suelle ~The Alchemists and the Mysterious Painting~ DX — are special in their own way, each with its own individuality whether in how we play or in its simple narrative, as well as having cohesive connections between them that bring continuity to the objectives of our protagonists, offering good fan-service to fans. For Nintendo Switch owners, they are necessary additions and enrich the series' library of games, in addition to being excellent at what they propose, although Atelier Firis suffers from constant FPS drops during combat and some stuttering while wandering around the overworld.
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Bravely Default II plays it safe but satisfactorily delivers everything that was presented in the previous games in an improved way and with additions that, although welcome, are nothing like we've seen in other JRPG titles. The graphics are striking due to the quality of the textures, but what really stands out are the mechanics already established in the series and the return of composer Revo for the game's music, which in turn generate memorable moments in the game in addition to exciting battles against the Asterisk holders.
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Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy is a necessary continuation of Ryza's adventures as it brings part of the development of each previously introduced character to the surface while also showing a lot of new things, thus noting a great evolution from the first title, making it even seem more dated. I admire Gust's concern for improving certain things we noticed in Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout instead of just introducing new mechanics, so I can say that yes, Atelier Ryza 2 is an excellent sequel.
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If you're a hardcore JRPG fan, Atelier Ryza doesn't offer a satisfyingly high difficulty or complex builds to work through, and you might be disappointed if, for example, you've just come off an epic adventure in Final Fantasy VII Remake or Xenoblade Chronicles. However, if you're a longtime fan, Atelier Ryza is the natural evolution of the franchise after the Mysterious trilogy, as it not only offers a visual touch-up but also brings additions - albeit experimental ones - to enrich you with a varied Atelier experience.
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void tRrLM(); //Void Terrarium is simple and captivating, however it was one of the best experiences I had in 2020. I can say that I was quite frustrated during my adventures and failed several times, but knowing that I am doing this for the good of a person, to keep them alive in a lifeless world, is my determination to continue progressing. I had sad and happy moments, and that was good.
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