KOEI Tecmo and GUST Studios have shared the first details on the recently announced Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy, including exciting new gameplay abilities and the first storyline teases. This JRPG will be coming to the PC via Steam this Winter.
In Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy, Ryza returns for an all-new adventure, this time set three years after her heroic efforts in Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout. The sequel revolves around Ryza’s journey to the Royal Capital of Ashra-am Baird. Ryza will explore ancient ruins while seeking the truth behind the mystery of the lost legends.
Along the way, she will be able to learn a number of new skills to help her successfully navigate the dangers of her surroundings, including the ability to swim. Ryza’s newfound swimming techniques help her not only discover aquatic materials but also the entrance to an underwater dungeon.
Throughout her journey, Ryza will once again be joined by her fun-loving group of mischievous friends. The first of these old companions confirmed for Ryza 2 is Klaudia. Klaudia has been working in the Royal Capital, thinking back to the adventure she had with Ryza three years prior. Also joining Ryza this time around is a mysterious creature, Fi. The creature doesn’t speak, but is very expressive and full of emotion. Fi will bond quickly with Ryza while help her seek answers to the true meaning of the lost legends.
KOEI Tecmo has also released a new video for Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy that you can find below.
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