Atelier Ryza 2 Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy Game Wiki: Requirement, Length & Characters

Publisher- Koei Tecmo Games

Release Date- 26 January 2021

Platforms– Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Microsoft Windows, Macintosh operating systems

Description

Three years have passed since their last adventure. Ryza and her friends had gone their separate ways, but by chance and coincidence, they found each other once again. An ordinary girl who is cheerful and full of energy. She remained on Kurken Island alone for three years after her last big adventure. She has matured to become a teacher to the children on the island, and the unprecedented happenings from before seem to have become a distant memory. While she has continued to teach herself alchemy, it appears she has reached her limits. This story paints a picture in colorful brush strokes of discovering what is truly important to you.

Learn new abilities as you progress through your adventure to access new areas within mythical ruins, hidden across the fields and deep inside dungeons. Look for materials on the water’s surface or under water. There’s also a secret entrance to an underwater dungeon! Gain access to actions you can use on the field! The field becomes even more free and expansive!

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Reviews

8/10 Nintendo Life

This may still be a relatively small-scale, old-fashioned JRPG experience, but it’s one that’s full of heart, great characters, slick combat and some excellent new ruin-based dungeons. Anyone looking for a relaxed and enchanting JRPG to sink their time into should definitely check this one out.

81% Metacritic

As someone who absolutely loved the first Atelier Ryza game, I can easily say that this is even better. There’s so much more to do and the characters are just as likable, if not more, than before. This game brings back my love of gaming.

9/10 Steam

Atelier offers that strange brand of fun where the goal of the game is to trivialize the game. I didn’t think I would enjoy the first game, but I did, so I’d recommend people at least give it a try.