You can now chain skills together if you have enough AP, and chaining a skill into itself can result in upgraded variations. The battle system keeps the semi-real-time elements introduced in the previous game, while changing up the mechanics to make it more satisfying.

The addition of a Skill Tree lets you unlock new recipes, upgrades, and gameplay mechanics at your own pace. The game features more dynamic exploration: Ryza can now climb, swim, dive, and swing from a rope to reach new areas. With the help of a mysterious, fairy-like creature named Fi, she explores the area around the capital in hopes of discovering the truth behind the legends surrounding the city's ancient ruins.

A letter from Tao takes her to the royal capital, Ashra-am Baird, where she heads for new adventures. Three years after the events of the previous game, Ryza feels like her alchemy skills have plateaued. Notably, it is the first installment in the entire main Atelier series where the main protagonist of one game returns as the main protagonist of another, specifically Ryza herself.

It was later released on Januin North America and on January 29 in Europe with a Windows version also made available on Steam. It was released on Decemin Japan on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch. Even if my strength is lost, I will always be at your side.Ītelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends and the Secret Fairy is the twenty-second game in Gust Corporation's long-running Atelier series of JRPGs, and a sequel to 2019's Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout.

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