Atelier Firis Western Release Set for Spring 2017, PC Version Announced

Koei Tecmo has announced the western release window for Atelier Firis: The Alchemist and the Mysterious Journey.

The latest in Gust’s alchemy-themed RPG series will launch for both PlayStation 4 and PS Vita in spring of next year. While the PS4 release is hitting both retail and the PlayStation Store, the PS Vita version is digital only.

Koei Tecmo also confirmed a PC release for the game, making this the first in the series to get a Windows release in the west. The publisher will share details regarding the PC release with Niche Gamer at a later time.


Featured above, you can view a new trailer for the game. Here’s a brief refresher on the game, via Koei Tecmo:


The second entry in the ‘Mysterious’ saga follows the adventures of the enthusiastic Firis Mistlud and her loving older sister Liane Mistlud. The Mistlud sisters have lived their entire lives in the isolated town of Ertona, where Firis uses her unique ability to see where crystals of materials are buried. By way of a fateful encounter, Firis learns of the Alchemy Exam and decides to take her first step into the outside world, setting off on a grand journey to become a certified alchemist and discover the mysteries that life has to offer! Players will experience a vast world with towns, environments and other locations reaching up to ten times the size of those featured in Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book.

Atelier Firis: The Alchemist and the Mysterious Journey takes the long-running franchise to greater heights with a brand-new option to choose which narrative path to follow. After passing the exam, players are able to follow three different paths that focus on the three key aspects of the Atelier series – Alchemy, Combat and Character relationships. Choice plays a major role in the events that can be experienced throughout the game, with the ability to switch between the three paths at any point during this grand adventure.

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