Atelier Iris 2: The Azoth of Destiny
NIS America's Atelier Iris 2: The Azoth of Destiny may evoke some exciting moments for RPG fans. The world of alchemy, magical swords and dungeon crawling, it's all there and surely will make an average RPG fans delighted with joy.
atelier iris 2 the azoth of destiny for ps2
It's a story about two inexperienced alchemists Felt and Viese who are orphaned. at a young age and then with struggle raised to become alchemists. The duo are thrust into a mystery which involved the trade mark RPG stuff, like disappearing lands and magical swords and a door to another world.
While playing the game the gamers can switch between the two characters.
Read the review here in Gamespot.
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