Really good successful new part

I think Atelier Ayesha for well done because
- There is a completely new story. There are no previous knowledge necessary.
- The characters are extremely likable and the story is mysterious.
- The alchemy system has been greatly changed, so it is challenging for veterans.
- There are lots of new ingredients and products.
- The combat system has been slightly improved. There are more tactical options, such as attack from behind.

I think Atelier Ayesha for failed because
- Collected ingredients do not have individual characteristics more. A honeycomb has a property always "sweet" and never "expensive" or "Tough". This disadvantage is however more than offset by the other improvements to the alchemy system.
- No japnische soundtrack are. Only English voices and English subtitles
(I recommend in a Lets Play to look to see if you can live with the English voices!)

So if you liked Rorona and then at Totori and Meruru thought it plays everything similar, with Ayesha bedenklos can access again. There are a lot of new things to discover.
Who wants to go into the studio series is well served equally with Rorona or Ayesha.

Ayesha seems to be designed for 3 years in-game time again, you can re-earn points that you can then plug in additional skills through Synthtisieren and explore.
It also seems to have a high replay value again.

This review was after 7 hours of play.
With Japanese soundtrack I would have awarded 5 stars. So there are only 4 s.