Atelier Resleriana Eliminates Gacha System

Author : Aaron Dec 11,2024

Atelier Resleriana Eliminates Gacha System

Breaking News: Atelier Resleriana Spin-off Ditches Gacha!

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Good news for fans of the Atelier series! Koei Tecmo Europe announced on November 26th, 2024, via Twitter (X), that the upcoming Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & the White Guardian will not incorporate a gacha system, unlike its mobile predecessor. This spin-off promises a refreshing change for players weary of the pay-to-win mechanics prevalent in many mobile games.

A Gacha-Free Experience

The absence of a gacha system is a significant departure for the franchise. This means players won't be forced into a grind or pressured into in-app purchases to progress. The game will be fully playable offline, eliminating the need to interact with its mobile counterpart, Atelier Resleriana: Forgotten Alchemy and the Polar Night Liberator.

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The official website teases "New protagonists and an original story await in Lantarna," suggesting a fresh narrative experience within the established world. The game is slated for release in 2025 on PS5, PS4, Switch, and Steam, though pricing and a specific release date are yet to be revealed.

A Look Back at the Mobile Gacha System

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In contrast to its upcoming console sibling, the mobile title, Atelier Resleriana: Forgotten Alchemy and the Polar Night Liberator, heavily relies on gacha mechanics. This game, released in January 2024 on Steam, Android, and iOS, incorporates a gacha system for character and Memoria (illustration card) acquisition. Players utilize gems to obtain medals, which unlock rewards. This “spark” system differs from a traditional pity system, offering no guaranteed drop after a specific number of pulls.

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While the mobile game boasts high ratings on Google Play and the App Store (4.2/5 and 4.6 respectively), its Steam reviews are mixed, with some players criticizing the expensive gacha system. The upcoming console version's decision to omit gacha is likely a direct response to this feedback, promising a more accessible and enjoyable experience for all players.