

Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key DX
KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD. · 2025 · Exploration, RPG, Collectathon, Puzzle, Crafting
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About Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key DX
This edition includes new stories, playable characters, and features that have been added to "Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key."
Set one year after "Atelier Ryza 2," this game follows the final summer adventure of Ryza and her friends as they learn about the origins of alchemy and discover the mysteries of their world.
• Three new playable characters
Clifford, Serri, and Kilo are now available as playable characters.


• A new story featuring Clifford and Serri
After parting ways with Ryza, Clifford and Serri meet again on a deserted island and team up to pursue their goals. Control Serri as you explore both familiar areas and a new map!
• A Custom Combat mode
Select monsters to face and set their levels. You can also change monster behavior, the speed of battle, and other settings.
• Added a Wind Beast which automatically gathers ingredients to assist your exploration!
• All additional content from the original game
Includes both free and paid content, such as swimsuit outfits, additional maps and recipes, and more!
• Improved in-game functions and usability
- Increased basket and container capacity
- Additional graphic options
- Improved UI/UX
- Improved Spirit Beast functions
• Link save data from "Secret" series games for bonuses!
You can link to both the original and DX versions, allowing you to obtain useful items for your adventure.
Note: "Ryza 1 DX," "Ryza 2 DX," and "Ryza 3 DX" all feature different save data requirements and bonuses.
Note: This game is also available for purchase as part of a set. Be careful not to make duplicate purchases.
Note: Please check the official "Atelier Ryza Secret Trilogy Deluxe Pack" site for details.
Set one year after "Atelier Ryza 2," this game follows the final summer adventure of Ryza and her friends as they learn about the origins of alchemy and discover the mysteries of their world.
New features added in the DX version:
• Three new playable characters
Clifford, Serri, and Kilo are now available as playable characters.
• A new story featuring Clifford and Serri
After parting ways with Ryza, Clifford and Serri meet again on a deserted island and team up to pursue their goals. Control Serri as you explore both familiar areas and a new map!
• A Custom Combat mode
Select monsters to face and set their levels. You can also change monster behavior, the speed of battle, and other settings.
• Added a Wind Beast which automatically gathers ingredients to assist your exploration!
• All additional content from the original game
Includes both free and paid content, such as swimsuit outfits, additional maps and recipes, and more!
• Improved in-game functions and usability
- Increased basket and container capacity
- Additional graphic options
- Improved UI/UX
- Improved Spirit Beast functions
• Link save data from "Secret" series games for bonuses!
You can link to both the original and DX versions, allowing you to obtain useful items for your adventure.
Note: "Ryza 1 DX," "Ryza 2 DX," and "Ryza 3 DX" all feature different save data requirements and bonuses.
Note: This game is also available for purchase as part of a set. Be careful not to make duplicate purchases.
Note: Please check the official "Atelier Ryza Secret Trilogy Deluxe Pack" site for details.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I definitely recommend buying this version instead of the standard Ryza 3. I've completed both versions 100%. The Auto Reduction Gem is, for me, the biggest addition, especially alongside the Rosca DLC and all of its recipes. I'm a bit disappointed with Clifford's and Serri's story content, as it feels very short. However, having them and Kilo as playable characters feels great. The only real downside for me is the open world. It's still poorly executed. In some games, open-world exploration is done really well, but not here. Most chests feel worthless, the supply points are the same, and many areas feel empty. And the key system which is a bit random. But aside from that, it's a really good and relaxing game! I really hope we'll get another Atelier game with the same crafting system but featuring new characters, because the Spread Bonus traits in this game make my dopamine spike. By the way I'm still waiting for an Atelier Romy! D:4 found this helpful
as someone who is growing more and more tired of video games as life goes on; this is genuinely some of the most fun i've had in a video game in a very long time. i've never played a jrpg before, and i heard from a few youtubers that this was a good starting point - so i picked it up, and i do not regret it one bit. i'm only 2 hours into the game so far but i've loved every second of it. the combat is really fun and easy to understand, the characters are pretty cool, and the overall scenery is very cute. i also very much enjoy the soundtrack, and tbh? i just love going around collecting random items and fighting things for the hell of it. some features aren't explained incredibly well through the in-game tutorials and it takes a small second to understand what exactly some tutorials mean (especially if you're dumb and veeeeery disabled like me). overall i rate this a 9/10 and i sure as hell will be playing a lot more in the days to come.1 found this helpful
After finishing the DX version for Ryza 3...I can safely say that my opinion of the game from when I first played a couple years ago has not changed. It's pretty to look at, the characters are as likeable as ever (Bos even gets to be playable this time), and there's many QoL changes to Alchemy, Exploration, and Combat that make everything feel so fluid. The game does have some problems...and while I still think Ryza 2 is the best of the trilogy overall...this one is a great entry nonetheless. Now let me list a few pros and cons I experienced during my playthrough: PROS: + Crafting system returns from the previous games and is just as fun to break as it's always been. + Ultra Purity is a super trait you can get extremely early, and makes obtaining infinite gems easier then its ever been. + Combat is similar to the previous game, but feels a bit faster and once you have them built...very easy to spam your ultimate items to destroy everything. + The world is gorgeous to both look at and explore. It's not exactly "open world"...but that just means the devs were able to fill each area with purpose and make it feel alive. + It was satisfying to see the cast we've spent the pas…
best of ryzas
Damn she literally my wife
在Switch OLED上完成了Ryza 2,转到到Steam这里玩Ryza 3的DX版真的超爽。 DX版真的很优,小可惜是我误以为赛莉会真正意义的进入故事线。
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