Atelier Totori: The Adventurer of Arland

The 4th entry in the Atelier "Arland" series, released 10 years after Atelier Rorona's launch date. Learn about the world of Arland in Lulua’s perspective as she deciphers the mysterious “Alchemyriddle” book with no time pressure. New and old fans can enjoy the new Synthesis system that features "Dual Elemental Attributes" and "Awakened Effects", as well as a Turn-based Battle system inspired by Atelier Lydie & Suelle while introducing combat features such as “Interrupts” and “Primal Arts”.

The second game in the Atelier Arland trilogy and 12th game in the main Atelier franchise The Arland trilogy is the 5th set of games in the Atelier franchise. This is a port of the 2012 PlayStation Vita enhanced version, known as Atelier Totori Plus internationally, with all DLC included.

The first game in the Atelier Arland trilogy and 11th game in the main Atelier franchise The Arland trilogy is the 5th set of games in the Atelier franchise. This is a port of the 2013 PlayStation 3 and Vita remake, known as Atelier Rorona Plus internationally, with all DLC included.

In a world where alchemy is deemed "taboo", the alchemist Yumia yearns for the "truth" that lies hidden in the ruined continent. Now, she takes her first steps on a grand adventure across the continent─

A new entry of the Atelier series makes it way to mobile and PC! Venture into the lands of Lantana and experience the story of Resna crafted by renowned writer Takahiro. The project is being overseen by Atelier series supervisor, Shinichi Yoshiike, while the character designs have been created by Umiugeso and tokki.

It’s not about saving the world. In this "leisure adventure RPG," failing student Marie pursues alchemy, adventures, and quests while aiming to graduate in five years. "Atelier Marie," the origin of the Atelier series, has been remade with new elements! Digital Deluxe Edition includes: Full original game “Atelier Marie Plus: The Alchemist of Salburg” Gust Extra BGM Pack "Another Look" Costume Set（Set of 33)

The promise begins. The first entry in the Atelier "Dusk" series. Ayesha goes on a journey to find her missing sister. Learn the truth behind alchemy and the glowing flowers in the land of Dusk within 3 in-game years. This entry introduces an order-sensitive Synthesis system where players can expect to constantly recheck the steps until they reach a satisfactory predicted result, as well as a positional Turn-based Battle system where players can use "AC Support" depending on party members' position in combat.

Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland is a Japanese role-playing video game developed by Gust. It is the third and final game in the Arland series and a direct sequel to Atelier Totori: The Adventurer of Arland. The game features a turn-based battle system. Battles are based on the idea that the princess, Meruru, is the leader and those accompanying her are considered "escorts." Meruru can use items in battle and depending on the conditions in battle, her escorts can chain attacks and the power of the items can be increased.

The 10th core Atelier game and the second game in the Mana Khemia series.

Atelier Shallie: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea is a Japanese role-playing video game developed by Gust. As part of the "Atelier" series of games, it is the third and final installment of the "Dusk" storyline. The game's story takes place about 10 years after the beginning of Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk and 6 years after the beginning of Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky. The player is able to choose to play as one of two characters, each with a differing storyline and adventure; regardless of which character is chosen, the flow of the game remains the same. In comparison to previous Atelier games, fields are significantly larger, and the player is able to harvest a wider variety of items and raw materials to use for mixing.

Atelier Rorona: The Alchemist of Arland is a Japanese role-playing video game developed by Gust. Atelier Rorona is the eleventh installment in the Atelier series, and it is the first title in the series to be developed for PlayStation 3, and it is also the first to utilize 3D models as opposed to the 2D sprites in earlier titles. Atelier Rorona's storyline is presented as a series of twelve tasks. Each of these tasks amounts to three months of the game's storyline and requires the player to complete it by the end of the period. The game has four main modes of gameplay: a field map, a battle screen, an alchemy system, and a visual novel system.

The third game in the Atelier series and last in the Salburg trilogy. The game is a prequel to the previous Salburg games and takes place 20 years before Atelier Marie. The game was only released in Japan.

The 8th core Atelier game and final game in the Iris series.

The game that started the Atelier franchise. Has never been released outside Japan.

The second entry in the Atelier "Dusk" series. Escha & Logy work together in Central City's Colseit branch with their skills in Synthesizing & Imbuing for their R&D Division's assignments to investigate areas affected by the Dusk. Learn about Colseit and its relationship to The Unexplored Ruins to uncover the truth of the Dusk. This entry introduces a Synthesis system that constantly utilize Synthesis Skills bound to Element Points while rechecking steps until players reach a satisfactory possible result, as well as a Turn-based Battle system with 3 front & rear pairs with its own designated position while all 6 party members are able to participate in one turn by increasing the Support Gauge.

The second game in the Atelier series. Originally for the PlayStation the game has been released for the PS3 and PSP through the PlayStation Network as PSOne Classics. The game has only been released in Japan.