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This is garbage. It's a ubisoft map checklist simulator on steroids. Question marks and poi's littered all over the map that you just move to one by one while picking up the literally hundreds of ingredients littered all around you, to craft weapons and armour that you will never…

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…

Atelier Yumia review 5/10 I enjoyed the Atelier Ryza series, and was hoping for more like that. However, Atelier Yumia is quite a bit different, and my experience with it was not great. It passed the time though, and I was able to finish it, so I'm giving it a bare pass. Pro: =…

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 …

Long-time fan of the Atelier series. I went into Yumia wanting to love it, but this doesn't feel like an Atelier game at all, it's missing all the charm that made me fall in love with the series. The alchemy system, feels totally gutted, uninspired and boring. I had no motiva…

mixed feelings on yumia. while i enjoyed the open world feeling alot in this game, many gimmicks were very regional. you get a new ammunition and the region you got it from is mostly the only place where you need to use them. the bike was a gimmick that i rarely used since many a…

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…

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…

As much as I wish I could love this game it struggles with one of the greatest flaws of modern gaming that has been rearing its head since BOTW. Which is incredibly empty and excessively large open worlds. This was a problem that was already beginning to rear its head in Ryza 3 b…

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…

I did about 45% of the first area, and I'm exploring the second area. Combat is pretty basic, but while some folks might consider that a negative, I consider it a positive. I play games to relax and enjoy a story, interesting mechanics, etc. I don't play to see how contorted I…

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 …

- 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…