Atelier Ayesha out in US this March
NIS America to handle localization of RPG title; English voiceovers only available.
Fans of JRPGs will be pleased to know that the Japanese RPG Atelier Ayesha will be localized in English for North American and European markets.
The next game in the Atelier series will be out on March 5. Tecmo Koei will be handling the game's distribution while NIS America will be localizing the title. The game will only have English voiceovers; previous Atelier titles had the option to toggle between English and Japanese voices.
The game stars an alchemist named Ayesha who is on a quest to find her missing sister Nio. The game features an upgraded version of the alchemy system prevalent in past Atelier titles. Players can craft their own items and weapons for use in defeating foes and helping townsfolk and people in the game's world.
For more information, check out GameSpot's Now Playing on the import version of the title below.
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Related Game
Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk
- Publisher(s): Koei Tecmo Games
- Developer(s): Gust
- Genre: Role-Playing
- Release:
- PEGI: 16+





