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Atelier Ayesha Plus: The Alchemist of Dusk
The PlayStation 3 JRPG Atelier Ayesha: Alchemist of Dusk is coming to Vita with almost all of the original’s DLC and then some. Koei Tecmo has released some images so you can see what some of it looks like.
The Vita port of Alchemist of Dusk includes new costumes and accessories for the game’s cast, album missions and revamped bosses, and characters previously available as DLC in the PS3 version. Those characters include Marion and Odelia (a government official and an alchemic automaton, respectively). The Vita version will also be able to transfer almost all content from the PS3 version (music, costumes, and maps) .
The gallery below contains some images of the various characters, costumes, and accessories found in Atelier Ayesha Plus.
Atelier Ayesha Plus: The Alchemist of Dusk is coming to PlayStation Vita on January 13. Read our preview to find out more about the game.
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