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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…

Very good game and a good introduction to the Atelier series. But, during combat you can feel, that it is a turn based game made real time combat, so it feels "wonky" at times. Then there was, at least for me, a significant difficulty spike in the 3rd region that continued into t…

It's pretty chill, maybe too chill considering alchemy is too easy to break the game with, but the vibes are nice and the building is fun to play with.

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…

First of all, Atelier Yumia is not a bad game, on the contrary, it's a very enjoyable one. If you have money to spare, and like the genre, go for it. Now, why the bad review ? Because it's called ATELIER Yumia. On this side the game is pretty weak. Gust really made it with the i…

Incredibly dull game which fails at its own premise. The alchemy system feels like an afterthough, it immediately breaks the combat as anything you craft will be overpowered without putting much effort into it. Fights generally last only a couple of seconds even on the hardest di…

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…

Actually pretty good overall, but there are plenty of nitpicks that can be made in terms of gameplay, some maybe just issues with this being a port. Minimal crashing, steady performance, yada yada. Open world is a bit too cluttered, combat is much simpler than it looks and a bit …

아틀리에 시리즈 대법관들에게는 평가가 박하던데 적어도 나는 굉장히 재밌게 함 아틀리에 답지 않은 시리어스한 설정과 스토리 전개가 크게 방향을 잃지 않고 전개되어서 스토리 부분에서 큰 점수를 주고 싶음. 마냥 행복하고 큰 위기 없이 심심하던 아틀리에에서 힐링을 찾던 아틀리에 애호가들에게는 아쉬울 수 있겠으나 나는 등장인물들이 상실에 대해 고뇌하며 성장해 나가는 이야기가 너무 좋았음. 요즘 게이머들이 스토리든 전투든 초반 빌드업 과정을 못 참아하는 경향이 짙어서 평가가 박했다고 생각함. 근데 그 빌…

Atelier Yumia is my introduction into the series, and it was a good one if you're looking to scratch a particular itch. It has a calm, casual vibe with a good enough plot to keep the focus on exploration and gathering materials enjoyable. The core gameplay loop is simple and repe…

a breezy, blissful open world game. puzzles aren't too hard, characters and story are heartwarming. i would definitely recommend picking this up, especially on sale. also! yumia looks really cute with the gothic dress you get from the deluxe version, i used it the whole game!!

Sadly I cannot recommend this game. I don't normally do reviews much but I did for the Atelier Ryza series which I thought was great and had high hopes for this game. But sadly I never got round to finishing this game so my review will not be a full 1 nor will it be complete,…

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…

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…

Combat and leveling are too easy and the story is not mind blowing, but for some reason I find the game very relaxing. Going around collecting items for my alchemy and crafting new gear (I wish there was more gear tho) it's quite relaxing and enjoying. Usually I wouldn't score a …

i rewriting my review after having played and finished Resleriana. if Ryza is probably the best intro into the atelier games, this game beats it in exploration, story, characters and worldbuiling. The best of all the atelier games i have played. Resleriana (red alchemist) was …

I'm going to sum this up in the dumbest way possible. This is just FF14 with a different coat of paint. Half your party is a FF14 archetype spliced with machinist. Lenja is a cute floof that's good for giving headpats and doing crimes. 85 hours in(including demo) set on hard dif…

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…