Ar Tonelico has been a series that featured beautiful character designs, an intricate battle system and stellar soundtrack that was truly unique for an RPG that made its entry on the PlayStation 2.

Another nice JRPG I bought for my collection. If you're a fan of the genre and value the price to game length ratio then don't hesitate to get it.

A Japanese game, which definitely recommend, now that is at a discounted price with more reason, has a sublime music, and is exclusive to ps3..

A nice game recommended course u can still continue the nex true ending at the level u was when u finish the first one or ether way if u didn't finish any true ending of the girls u can continue at the level u finish the first one so I hope they make AR tonelico QoGa 4

One of the best JRPGs on the PS3. Cutscenes are in the traditional way (text box and sometimes voice acting). It has a variety of endings that depends on your choices. Graphics are simple, but the illustrations are very well made in anime style.

That's more or less what this game is in a nutshell, but it's actually a really fun RPG. The graphics aren't terribly impressive but they're crisp and vibrant and they work really well for the game.

Great game in the series in which this is the 3rd games in the title. Nice update from the PS2 games. You really don't have to have much knowledge from the previous game to play.

Very good

The Ar Tonelico series have always been great games and the finale is no different. You play as a young man named Aoto, Aoto is a hot-head with a strong sense of duty, kind of a typical character archetype but by no means a stereotype.

Japanese role-playing games (JRPGs) have hit a rough patch in recent years, and it's understandable why. They've been largely refusing to move away from outdated game mechanisms such as far-apart save points and static presentation.

The string of excellent plot twists around the halfway point

Not figuring out how to use supermoves until I was forty hours in