yup Lulua is good, and is better if you played Rorona or meruru before, they are more old game so dont expected better gameplay than Sophie 2 or Ryza because is not, these two games are peak atelier for now , Rorona is very fun for the character also meruru too, but gameplay wise they are very .... how i put this in words... janky? indie? its feel like a indie game

Originalmente postado por kioz87:

I like ryza, sophie 2 and firis but i didn't enjoy Sophie. I heard that Lulua is good but I want to try Rorona and meruru games

Then try it As much as people are hating on Rorona (older Arland titles) because of the "Time Limit", it's not as bad as people make it to be.

Definitely worth getting it especially on sale, and get the whole Trilogy you'd be set for the next few hundreds of hours
https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/9121/Atelier_Arland_series_Deluxe_Pack/

You'd better spend your $60 USD on this instead of the new triple A titles that always released in broken state+incomplete+issues they shove down to your throat nowadays. And now they jack it up to $70 as the new norm of triple A games

Originalmente postado por GameMaker Indonesia:

Originalmente postado por kioz87:

I like ryza, sophie 2 and firis but i didn't enjoy Sophie. I heard that Lulua is good but I want to try Rorona and meruru games

Then try it As much as people are hating on Rorona (older Arland titles) because of the "Time Limit", it's not as bad as people make it to be.

Definitely worth getting it especially on sale, and get the whole Trilogy you'd be set for the next few hundreds of hours
https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/9121/Atelier_Arland_series_Deluxe_Pack/

You'd better spend your $60 USD on this instead of the new triple A titles that always released in broken state+incomplete+issues they shove down to your throat nowadays. And now they jack it up to $70 as the new norm of triple A games

i agree with this "because of the "Time Limit", it's not as bad as people make it to be." people are really weird with that, is not terrible in anyway but people complain a lot without mayor justification, the mayority of people always say as a excuse they want the freedom for explore ... okey i guess (?) but there not much to explore LOL there a really small maps and there a few there no real sence of exploration in these games, you dont need to explore a lot , you need to focus in your task and that all , that path lead you to explore enough , time limit is fine , people just dont get it because i dont know ? anciety ?

thant sounds nice but dusk trilogy look good too

Originalmente postado por Razgriz:

Originalmente postado por GameMaker Indonesia:

Then try it As much as people are hating on Rorona (older Arland titles) because of the "Time Limit", it's not as bad as people make it to be.

Definitely worth getting it especially on sale, and get the whole Trilogy you'd be set for the next few hundreds of hours
https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/9121/Atelier_Arland_series_Deluxe_Pack/

You'd better spend your $60 USD on this instead of the new triple A titles that always released in broken state+incomplete+issues they shove down to your throat nowadays. And now they jack it up to $70 as the new norm of triple A games

i agree with this "because of the "Time Limit", it's not as bad as people make it to be." people are really weird with that, is not terrible in anyway but people complain a lot without mayor justification, the mayority of people always say as a excuse they want the freedom for explore ... okey i guess (?) but there not much to explore LOL there a really small maps and there a few there no real sence of exploration in these games, you dont need to explore a lot , you need to focus in your task and that all , that path lead you to explore enough , time limit is fine , people just dont get it because i dont know ? anciety ?

What got me to quit Rorona was after Tantus was introduced, it had nothing to do with the time limits :P

Also Lulua is more free spirited storyline, where as Rorona was always derping up some kinda failure "just cuz".