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Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land is the 26th main entry in the Atelier series and the first game in the Memories subseries. Like most of the new subseries, they try something new with it; this time, it leans into a more mainstream, open-world, JRPG g…

Big Atelier Fan since Ryza brought me to the franchise, and Yumia is certainly another great entry. The combat is fast-paced, fluid, and flashy. The vast difficulty options are still there. The world is a prety big open-world with different biomes where exploration is fun, and re…

IMPORTANT: This is a revision of my previous review, which was a rant I wrote down after quitting the game the first time. Now that I've beaten Yumia, I feel the game deserves a more objective, structured review. Apologies to those who liked my previous review. Pros: - Voice Ac…

피리스의 아틀리에 시절 생각하면 그래픽면에서 장족의 발전이긴 한데... UI 센스도 꽝이고, 조작키 세팅도 이상하고, 기존에 있던 장점들을 너무 갖다버렸어. 거기에 아틀리에에서 가장 중요한 주인공 설정이나 캐릭터 모델링 퀄리티도 영 애매하고..

Atelier Yumia is a difficult game to recommend unless you really want to play every single Atelier game, or you just play a lot of JRPGs. I don't think there is anything special about this game to warrant prioritizing it over masterpieces like Xenoblade Chronicles 1-3, Atelier Ry…

Finally to finished the backlog title, bought at full price back in March 2025. There were too many distractions last year that kept me from playing this series. Regarding the Atelier franchise, I had previously only played the Ryza trilogy on Nintendo Switch and became interes…

Finally a good game in the Atelier series, and it has come to permanently kill the past of the Atelier franchise once and for all! It fixes the series by completely turning its back on turn based combat and replaces it with good combat. Action is the future, and there's no turni…

It's my first game from the Atelier franchise. At the time of this review, I'm at the beginning of the game, but I already have a blast playing it. Is it the prettiest and most beautiful game out there? No. Is it well optimized on the PC version? Not really, but nonetheless it's …

Atelier Yumia is a disappointment of a game. While it does not feel like a traditional Atelier game, it still had potential on its own but still failed. The combat is way too easy with how you can endlessly spam evade to dodge any attack which gave no incentive to using guard and…

Overall this is a great J-RPG game but it's not really optimized for the PC when it was ported over. I do like the environment graphics, character designs, and story. The controls do have a learning curve. I played almost exclusively with a controller for this game. It can be a l…

Before somebody tries to l*nch me, I want to say that I had fun playing this game. I would not have played it for 33 hours and counting if I didn't. But I do have problems with it. My first major issue is that despite using a brand new computer (I literally bought this thing la…

"Mixed" is indeed how I would describe my impressions after finishing the game. I love Yumia, but the rest of the cast is a bit eh. Story is also not very strong. Graphics wise it isn't bad. Open world is a step-up from Ryza 3, but that's not a high bar to clear. Environment puzz…

first Atelier game into the series and all I have to say is everyone is a hater on alchemy for no reason. I don't know a single thing to the lore except poor Yumia gets mad hate for existing and spreading love and joy via the powers of alchemy. FULL METAL BROTHERHOOD UP IN THIS. …

Peaceful game, Kind of disappointed in the simplicity of the crafting system for an Atelier game, but still enjoying my time immensely. Lovable characters, cute music, and a huge amount of world to explore.

[H1]TL;DR: Chances are this game won't get finished. It suffers from the same issue that so many games released post 2004 do: they can't seem to pull off the final third properly. It just becomes a slog. Every time. It's frustrating, because in terms of the exploration, it'…

Storage space ruined JRPGs dude. The instant they got a whole gigabyte to play with, they proved they couldn't be trusted with it, and filled it entirely with as much vapid, mile wide and quarter inch deep dog ass slop they possibly could. I'm sure if any of the vacuous, pretenti…

I genuinely want to like this game... I came into this not long after having played Ryza and Ryza 2 for the first time, so I was very eager to jump into the newest instalment! And I'll say I really enjoyed it at the start. New fresh combat system, a definite upgrade in visuals co…

Fun combat and beautiful art style. Also the music is pretty good as well. Has a very calming effect to it. I'm liking the characters so far though I'm quite early on in the game (7 hours).

기존 아틀리에 보다 rpg성이 강화된 게임이기에 기존 팬에 내려치기 당하는 준수한게임이라고 생각함 역으로 기존시리즈가 호불호가 너무 갈리는편이라 아예 이런느낌이 더 개인적으로 좋게 느껴짐 솔직히 연금 씹노잼에 의미도 없잖아 별로 결국 9999999뎀 폭탄만 양산해서 그것만 쓰는데..뭔 연금이고 나발이고인지 인게임 아트와 그래픽이 무척 좋아 눈이 즐거운 오픈월드 rpg에 가까우며, 연금시스템이 라이트함 소재채취도 달리면서 부드럽게 다주워지고 아예 총으로 갈겨서 획득도 가능함 억까당한 평가의 게임이란…

It's a good game, but can be very sloppy at times. The graphics are nice, but character models can clip through themselves. I don't use Yumia's standard outfit because her sleeves clip though the bottom of her coat and that just look awful in a $70 dollar game that came out in 20…

Atelier Yumia, a break from tradition and thats not neccesarily a good thing. Review mildly edited for 90 plus hours and 100 percenting all achievements. The Exploration: Map looks really good and exploration is really easy most of the time. However it gets repetitive quickly, …

This game is just mediocre. Personally, I felt like I just barely got the return on the time invested, and if I could go back in time knowing how it went to decide again, I would probably choose against playing it, hence the negative rating. Now, while I am giving a "Not recommen…

I’ve gotten the chance to play almost every Atelier game in the series, and it’s become one of my favourites that I look forward to seeing more games of in the future. What I enjoyed: I loved the new alchemy system, for me it felt both complex and easy once you learn the basics…

I wish there was a "maybe" rating on Steam. This game suffers from being too ambitious and big in scope, and departs from the standard Atelier formula. If you enjoy an open world to explore and casual crafting/combat/RPG elements you might enjoy this game. The biggest issue with…

- This is my first game in the Atelier series, and even though it's a simple game, I really liked it. - But it's very important to highlight the negative points first: the CPU usage is extremely high for a game of this type, and the game has a very high price (the high price is w…