Faraway Qualia

JRPG + alchemy + cute = Meltria is the birthplace of alchemy. Kill monsters and gather materials for alchemy to help make people happy. Maps have a set of battle nodes with a farming node at the end. [h1][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35180752-3-point-play/] Follow our curator for similar games [/url][/h1]

So far, I'd recommend this. If you know Japanese well enough. A machine translation being worth it or not, I can't comment on. The story might get a little lost in translation. The gameplay is very easy to follow and should be much less problematic, especially because the game makes it very easy to see where to go, and what to make. The protagonist is an alchemist, who comes to a tiny village in search of a new cauldron, as her old one unfortunately broke. She is accompanied by someone, kind of part of her family, that helps her out. While at first not very much welcomed, and the village seems to be not quite what she imagined, it turns out there actually is a cauldron around. Though the villagers considered it a.. bath tub. Oh well. With this cauldron she's able to help the villagers out with their troubles, to slowly become more trusted. All the while new characters come to this really tiny villain, and about everything and everyone seems to have a secret behind it. The village itself, as the villagers don't make it a secret that they HAVE a secret, our main alchemy girl herself getting assaulted by a weird flashy lightning similar to when her previous cauldron broke, and new tr…

Faraway Qualia, it is quite a deep and immersive game. I'll break it down by categories. Story: Coming upon a struggling village, Anisia aims to find out about the lost history of Meltria. Now, while the premise might seem basic, the story is very deep. From a character, who had to bear witness to the demise of someone important to him. Having to make up a lie, so Anisia thinking her master died in an accident. A boy who is the main's analyst, someone who is like a half to alchemists. An alchemist have the ability to create the world, and an analyst has the ability to identify the make up of qualia, both work hand in hand. And he as well have a good story to him. Someone who is distant, but trusts Anisia. He doesn't speak much, and has a hatred for alchemists except for her. This stemming from his own family problem. Then there are other characters of the party, a chemist who has a difficult time trusting. She meets a person who wants to be a hero, someone more happy-go-lucky. Though, even he has a terrible past. All of these characters wonderfully build on each other, and the story has a somber but hopeful feel. The further I go, the more I want to see. It just has a very goo…