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Gather With an Atelier Online English Release in July

Boltrend has a release date for the English version of Atelier Online. The mobile game will show up globally on July 8, 2021. As long as someone isn’t in Japan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, or Macao, they will be able to start playing the RPG.

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As a reminder, there are different Atelier Online pre-registration rewards depending on the platform you use. If you use an Android device, you’ll get a Moonlight Horn, six Grape Juices, and 10,000 Ether. People using iOS devices will also get the Moonlight Horn and 10,000 Ether. However, instead of Grape Juice, they will get six Apple Juices.

The product pages for the English Atelier Online release also pointed out the series’ 20th anniversary. One of the images pointed out how people will be able to add familiar alchemists to their party. It showed Ayesha, Escha, Logy, Meruru, Rorona, Ryza, and Totori. Early screenshots for the game that were shared also confirmed Marie will be there. Your party can have four people in it at once.

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Atelier Online is an RPG where you gather together a party of alchemists. You then head out into the world to gather items and fight monsters. When you have materials, you can synthesize them to make items.

The English version of Atelier Online: Alchemist of Bressisle will release on Android and Apple iOS devices on July 8, 2021. The game is immediately available on mobile devices in Japan.


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