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Atelier: Iris
Gust's Atelier Iris trilogy on PlayStation 2: Eternal Mana (2004), The Azoth of Destiny (2005) and Grand Phantasm (2006), with turn-based combat and item crafting.
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Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana
Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana is a Turn-Based RPG and with alchemy gameplay and story components. It is the 6th core Atelier game and the first game in the Iris series, being the first Ateleir game to be released internationally. The game follows the young alchemist Klein Kiesling, who is travelling to learn more about alchemy together with his friend, the Wood Mana, Popo. One day, he is saved from a monster by Lita Blanchimont, a young Galgazit, monster hunter. Lita eventually recruits him to become an Galgazit as well, and they start working together in the town of Kavoc. However, Klein is soon caught in many troubles, and eventually becomes involved in a quest of saving both the world and Lita.
- 2004
- Gust
- Metacritic 74
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Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana
Gust2004
Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana is a Turn-Based RPG and with alchemy gameplay and story components. It is the 6th core Atelier game and the first game in the Iris series, being the first Ateleir game to be released internationally. The game follows the young alchemist Klein Kiesling, who is travelling to learn more about alchemy together with his friend, the Wood Mana, Popo. One day, he is saved from a monster by Lita Blanchimont, a young Galgazit, monster hunter. Lita eventually recruits him to become an Galgazit as well, and they start working together in the town of Kavoc. However, Klein is soon caught in many troubles, and eventually becomes involved in a quest of saving both the world and Lita.
Atelier Iris 2: The Azoth of Destiny
Gust2005
The 7th core Atelier game and the second in the Iris Series. Its story is a Prequel to the first game.
