Its very good Japanese style RPG, most of fans will enjoy it, very nice voice acting, lots of fun in conversations and graphically good. You will need 20 hours+ to finish this game, side-bosses and additional quests are fun, buy it and you will enjoy it.

It's longer than Rorona and it's a lot of fun. In a world of radidly decreasing game legnth, this one offers real vaule for money. Some of the changes from Rorona take some getting used too. Everything now takes time, from combat to gathering.

It's no secret that Japanese RPGs tend to tread a lot of familiar ground. There's nothing inherently wrong with that, but it makes those that tell more unique stories all the more memorable, notwithstanding their flaws. Atelier Totori: Adventurer of Arland is one such memorable game.

I had never been impressed with the Atelier series before Atelier Rorona . The Marie and Iris games just kind of bored me. So I was surprised that I not only loved Atelier Rorona , but that at the end of 2010, I considered it the second best game of the year.

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