After the RPG delay Ryza Workshop 3 last month, Koei Tecmo this weekend showed off the game’s opening trailer at the Taipei Game Expo. That’s at least anything else to entertain fans until the big launch.
Instead of coming this month, Ryza 3 has now been pushed back to March 24, 2023. According to the game’s maker, the game needs some “additional time to fine-tune” but the team promises it will be “even better” at launch.
Here’s a bit of the story in Ryza 3, courtesy of Nintendo’s official website:
“Ryza and her friends are living on Kurken Island when they receive news of the sudden appearance of a group of mysterious islands in the nearby sea. To find a way to save their island, Ryza and the others. Her friend will begin the ultimate adventure around the island of Kurken, “the roots of alchemy.”
As for the gameplay, players will be required to navigate an area made up of “multiple maps” that are seamlessly connected with a total of 11 party members. This same map will apparently also be one of the largest in the Atelier series. In addition, there are different types of keys to obtain – unlocking different instances of “exploration, synthesis and combat. You can learn more in our previous story:
