Atelier Sophie 2: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Dream

Even if my strength is lost, I will always be by your side...

Atelier Sophie 2: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Dream continues the story of Sophie and Plachta's many adventures. After leaving Sophie's hometown of Kirchen Bell, the pair discovers a huge tree identical to one that Plachta had seen in a dream, and as they get closer, a mysterious vortex pulls them inside.

Sophie awakens alone in a curious new world called Erde Wiege, and it's not long before she hears about an alchemist named Plachta that lives on the outskirts of town. Shockingly, when Sophie arrives at the atelier, she meets a young alchemy enthusiast named Plachta, and even though the alchemist shares the same name as her friend, she doesn't recognize Sophie...

Features:

Follow Sophie and Plachta on an all-new adventure set after 2016's Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book.

• Explore the mysterious dream-like world of Erde Wiege, elegantly brought to life with a charming new visual style that combines the art of the Mysterious sub-series with the high-quality graphics and animations featured in 2021's Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends and the Secret Fairy.
• In Atelier Sophie 2, battle parties consist of six members, with three in the front and three in the back, to form two teams that co-operate in multi-linked turn-based battles. This new battle system opens up a wide range of exciting combat strategies that players can utilise to take out their foes. When encountering an enemy in the field, the battle begins instantly without any load times or separate screens - a series first- allowing battles to flow seamlessly.
• Become a master alchemist! Atelier Sophie 2 builds upon the panel synthesis system featured in the Mysterious sub-series, where materials are placed into panel slots to create new items. The game allows both aspiring and veteran alchemists to synthesise items in a way that is comfortable to them due to two different panel types - regular panels make it easier to create items, while restricted panels are complex to master but allow for items With stronger effects to be synthesised.