Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana (released in Japan as Iris no Atelier: Eternal Mana ) is a landmark title in the long-running Atelier franchise, serving as the first entry to be localized for Western audiences. Developed by and originally released for the PlayStation 2 on May 27, 2004, in Japan, it marked a significant shift for the series toward a more traditional JRPG experience. Story and Setting
While Sony has discontinued the PlayStation 2 and Gust has moved on to modern series like Atelier Ryza , is not public domain. Koei Tecmo (which acquired Gust) still holds the copyright. Download Iris no Atelier - Eternal Mana -Japan-...
For those unfamiliar, Iris no Atelier: Eternal Mana (often mis-typed as "Eternal Mana" instead of Eternal Mana ) is actually the 6th mainline Atelier game. It’s notable for: Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana (released in Japan as
The game is set in the world of , a land where the ancient city of Avenberry once flourished through the power of alchemy. You follow Klein Kiesling , a young traveling alchemist gifted with the rare ability to communicate with elemental spirits known as Mana . Koei Tecmo (which acquired Gust) still holds the copyright