After some heroic deeds at the local mine, Adol and Duren are contracted by the Governor General to chart the unclaimed forest.
Though he can’t remember much of his past, let alone his most recent exploits, an information dealer named Duren claims to know him and is shocked that Adol managed to escape the uncharted Great Forest of Celceta alive. Unfortunately for our red-headed adventurer, he seems to have come down with a curious case of amnesia. As far as Ys games go, it certainly hits all of the high notes we’ve come to expect from the franchise.įresh off of his inaugural adventure in the land of Esteria, Adol Christin finds himself stumbling through the Celcetan frontier town of Casnan.
#YS MEMORIES OF CELCETA VITA PC#
The PC port takes the completely revamped plot, gameplay, and extras of the Vita version and upgrades the visuals and frame rate while offering some quality of life improvements like autosave and fast-forward features. Originally released for the PlayStation Vita in 2013, Memories of Celceta is the re-imagining of two previous Ys IV games that Nihon Falcom no longer considers canon to the series. The biggest benefactor of this flurry of localizations and ports has undoubtedly been the PC, and the release of Ys: Memories of Celceta marks the seventh Ys game released for the platform since 2012 and completes its collection of English Ys releases to date. Since the mid-2000s, however, Nihon Falcom has teamed with XSEED and NIS America to bring most of the mainline Ys entries (minus Ys V) westward across various platforms. Nihon Falcom’s Ys series has an interesting, if slightly confusing history*, and until relatively recently a Western release of an Ys game was a somewhat rare event.
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