Mana Khemia 2: Fall of Alchemy (2008)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG)
Themes:Fantasy
Game modes:Single player
Story:The 10th core Atelier game and the second game in the Mana Khemia series.
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One of my favorite games of the PS2. I absolutely loved the first game and while I prefer the first game this one was pretty good too! It is a shame that they never continued the Mana Khemia series. The combat was my favorite part of these games and the alchemy was pretty easy too never really had problem with it. I hope they bring this back and maybe will get another entry in this series.
The Raze story was great and the was fun the add some new twist to the Alchemy system his time through. The Ulrika story line is annoying and could have been toned down a great deal or just have a different personality on the fairy wannabe. Overall a great game to play.
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