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There are many different areas to each map separated by a short loading transition. The game is not the most technologically advanced title on the market when it comes to graphics, though the cute character sprites and the colorful areas do fit the setting fairly well. From a nice ghost to an alien with dubious plans, things definitely become more interesting around Al-Revis academy once these new arrivals pop in. Flay is the renter of a workshop that requires at least three people, which is where the three other characters come in, though over time the space will dwindle as more and more new members join. The group of characters that are placed in the player's care include a young boy named Vayne, a beast girl named Nikki, a pink-haired possible felon named Jessica, and Flay.

Starring an eclectic group of students, both new and old, Mana Khemia sets players on a floating island over a world that won't be set foot on.

For those that didn't run away crying after the first couple of sentences, Mana Khemia plays very similar to past Gust-developed games such as Atelier Iris and Ar tonelico, though this title expands greatly on both. To say that this game is bad would be incorrect, though some portions of the game could have been changed to make the title slightly more enjoyable. Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis starts off its tenure on the PlayStation 2 with a bang, creating a unique experience mixed with interesting characters, but things start going downhill near the end. Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis - Staff Review

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