Atelier Resleriana Global Release Date Unveiled and Now Available to Pre-Download

After a long wait, the global version of Atelier Resleriana: Forgotten Alchemy and the Polar Night Liberator now has an official release date

Koei Tecmo Games has announced on the game’s official Twitter that the release date of the Atelier Resleriana global version is January 25, 2024 (UCT+8).

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In addition to the release date announcement, the Atelier Resleriana global version is also now available for pre-download on all its available platforms, namely Android, iOS, and Windows PC via Steam.

Furthermore, pre-registration for the game is currently still available, so if you have not done so, you can register through the official website before it’s too late.

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Atelier Resleriana: Forgotten Alchemy and the Polar Night Liberator was released in Japan on 23 September of last year and is a mobile gacha game that features characters across the Atelier series such as Ryza, Ayesha, Tess, and more.

The game is set in the kingdom of Lantarna, where alchemy has since been forgotten and protagonist Resna is on her journey to revive the forgotten art by searching for The Continent of the End, a fabled land where clues of this ancient art form are believed to lie dormant.

In Atelier Resleriana, players will explore dungeons, and battle monsters, and collect materials to use to formulate and create alchemical synthesis.

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Atelier Resleriana

Publisher: Koei Tecmo Games

Developer: Akatsuki Inc

Release Date: 2024-01-31

Android, iOS, Microsoft Windows

Long ago, the kingdom of Lantarna prospered from the blessings of a white comet that passed overhead. The art of harnessing the comet's blessings was called alchemy, and the practitioners of this art were known as alchemists. However, when the comet disappeared and its blessings were no longer available, the use of alchemy gradually declined and was eventually forgotten.