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Anche Rpgamer è stato ben soddisfatto del gioco. //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/sisi.gif
4,5/5: Excellent
+ Strong cast of characters and localization.
+ Fabulous music and visuals.
+ Addictive item creation system.
- Some events are very easy to miss.
- Gathering points have shrunk in size.
- Voice acting is still hit-or-miss.
Atelier Totori is not an epic RPG like many other games in the genre try to be, but its allure allows it to stand tall as a bittersweet and emotionally charged experience that may require gamers to pull out the tissue box. Totori's journey is one from innocence to experience, both in terms of how the story works and how players help her grow to become an alchemist. At the same time, events in the final act of the story pack a greater punch because of the contrast between serious and playful elements. The gameplay continues its solid trend, and Totori shows constant refinement to the tried-and-true Atelier formula. NIS America and Gust have given RPGamers a fantastic game with a great localization and an impeccable way to combine aspects of the simulation and JRPG genre as well as time management mechanics that pull you in and don't let go. Furthermore, Totori outdoes its predecessor in nearly every aspect, showing that Gust is always trying to one-up itself with each new release. Atelier Totori shines for its honesty, and has a lighthearted feel that the majority of RPGs don't match.
http://www.rpgamer.com/games/atelier/at/reviews/atstrev1.html
4,5/5: Excellent
+ Strong cast of characters and localization.
+ Fabulous music and visuals.
+ Addictive item creation system.
- Some events are very easy to miss.
- Gathering points have shrunk in size.
- Voice acting is still hit-or-miss.
Atelier Totori is not an epic RPG like many other games in the genre try to be, but its allure allows it to stand tall as a bittersweet and emotionally charged experience that may require gamers to pull out the tissue box. Totori's journey is one from innocence to experience, both in terms of how the story works and how players help her grow to become an alchemist. At the same time, events in the final act of the story pack a greater punch because of the contrast between serious and playful elements. The gameplay continues its solid trend, and Totori shows constant refinement to the tried-and-true Atelier formula. NIS America and Gust have given RPGamers a fantastic game with a great localization and an impeccable way to combine aspects of the simulation and JRPG genre as well as time management mechanics that pull you in and don't let go. Furthermore, Totori outdoes its predecessor in nearly every aspect, showing that Gust is always trying to one-up itself with each new release. Atelier Totori shines for its honesty, and has a lighthearted feel that the majority of RPGs don't match.
http://www.rpgamer.com/games/atelier/at/reviews/atstrev1.html
