In the Setetori region of the southern part of the Raulbhach continent lies the Mikelti Kingdom. Among the seven major cities is the artisan city of Yuidora. This is where a young orphan named Wilfred lives, pursuing his dream of becoming an alchemist. As tensions between neighboring nations rise and a threat of war looms, three girls in distress come to his place and he helps protect them. Using a new technique that he discovered and with the help of other races, will they be able to restore peace to the lands?
Kamidori Alchemy Meister

- Kamidori.part01.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part02.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part03.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part04.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part05.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part06.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part07.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part08.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part09.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part10.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part11.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part12.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part13.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part14.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part15.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part16.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part17.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part18.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part19.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part20.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part21.rar - 199.3 MB
- Kamidori.part22.rar - 71.3 MB
- KamidoriPatches.rar - 346.1 MB
- Kamidori_1_1.zip - 30.4 MB








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Avira keeps telling me that this is a virus.
TR/Crypt.XPACK.Gen3
1. move the age.exe.bak from the backup folder back into the main folder and rename it age.exe
2. move all the files from the patch folder into the main folder
the game should start with english texts
Some Anti Virus Programms deleting the Files of the ENG Patch WITHOUT asking, even if your settings are "ask what to do".
Just disable yout Antivirus Programm and you can Install the Patch without Problems.
Remove LAV filters. Thats it. Mine came bundled with zoomplayer and after I uninstalled them seperately game works perfectly.
Its pain if you need them so anyone with more tech skill can explain how to disable LAV filters from automatically starting when any animation starts in game
I searched it on google but I can't find the answer.
Thank you.
SRPG, gameplay, fantasy.
Plot summary:
Yuidora is an industrial city where crafts from numerous countries gather and where a wide variety of weapons and armors are created. Living in this city, Wilfred succeeded his workshop from his deceased parents and just took his first step to becoming an alchemist.
While there is tension within the kingdom and with neighboring countries, Wilfred hires three women as his bodyguards. Wilfred aspires to discover and create new crafts. He is always busy, studying and developing his workshop, along with help from many different races.
As he develops his workshop and becomes more intimate with others, he is faced with the troubles they are facing. Strife in their country, war with other countries, dispute with other races… He is dragged into war that determines the destiny of Yuidora and the Mikelty Kingdom…
The peace of the kingdom is in the hands of the young boy and girls.
*Play time: 100+ hours for 3 routes. For me, it took about 90 hours for the 1st playthrough, 50 hours for the 2nd, and 30 hours for the 3rd.
Story: 3/10
I’ll get right to the point. The story sucks. There’s no deep story and there’s no character depth. The characters felt flat, and you really don’t get to know the characters. The weren’t enough love-love events, and it was so bad that you couldn’t tell that the protag was going out with the heroine even after entering a specific route (except for a few Hscenes). The story is very happy (unlike Genrin) for an Eushully game. The story also suffers from an incredibly slow pace and super-convenient plot.
But even with all these negative aspects of the story, I didn’t really care since I wasn’t reading this for the story. As with Himegari, I would’ve rather liked it if the story was shorter so I could get back to the gameplay part.
Gameplay: 10/10
The game is about exploring maps/dungeons, creating items, and building your store. The battle system is like the ones in Genrin and Himegari, except it’s been improved and refined since then. The gameplay in this game is very, very good. There is just so much to do in this game: combining and creating items, collecting items, strengthening costumes, building your store, growing your characters, etc, etc. There is also a lot of freedom in the game. The game isn’t that hard, but you can always change the difficulty and there are extra dungeons. There are so many things to do and collect that it may become gruntwork for perfectionists (look at my playtime ^^;).
The bad parts. I didn’t like the level up stat increase randomizer. If you want a good character, you have to save -> turn start -> level up character -> reload if you don’t like stat increase. This gets cumbersome after a while. Another bad thing is that there is a big difference in strength of characters, especially after the first playthrough. All characters without 2 actions will be put in reserve because they just aren’t good compared to 2 actions. It’s also annoying how skills that allow you to move certain terrains have to be equipped onto the valuable skill slots (it’s too much hassle to change skills depending on terrain).
But with all the flaws, it’s still a really fun game and it really hooks you in and makes you keep playing. I loved it, especially since I love SRPG.
Graphics: 6/10
The graphics are good and the characters are drawn well. I didn’t have any problem with it. Just go look at the sample pics in the link above. Not much else to say about them.
Music: 4/10
The BGM is not memorable. I even had to go back and reboot the game and listen back so I remembered what the music was like. I don’t like the vocal song, and during the game, you’re mostly too concerned about the gameplay to worry about the BGM. Listening to it again, the BGMs aren’t that bad, but some of the tracks are way too overplayed.
System: 6/10
From the title, you have CG mode, recollection mode, and BGM mode. From in-game, you can change window mode, text speed, font, sound (voice, BGM, SE) volumes. There are also game-specific settings such as animation of movements, battles, auto turn end, etc. I like how you can turn off a lot of things for more efficient gameplay. During the game, you can also check things such as monster list, item list, quest list, skill list, character and term dictionary.
There are a few bad things about the system too. First, there’s no log after scene change. Then there’s the obligatory no “keep voices after mouse click” option, and you also can’t skip the ending movie.
Ero: 3/10
The ero wasn’t good in this game. I like the ero in the Genrin series, so I don’t know why I don’t like the ero in Eushully’s other games. The text just seems bland, and although the scenes are decently long, it was really boring to read. It didn’t help that I didn’t have any attachment to the characters. However, I thought it was cool how each heroine had different Hscenes with different costumes. Each heroine has 8+ scenes, and most of the side female characters have Hscenes as well. All the Hscenes are pretty normal, and this may be a first for a game from Eushully, as there is no rape scene!
My final score: 9/10
Get this game for the gameplay and gameplay only. It will disappoint you if you expect anything else from it. And they deliver big on gameplay. It will be a great game if you like grinding and collecting stuff. This is exactly the kind of game I love, so I enjoyed it a lot (probably spent too much time playing it and neglecting translation after it came out …). Now, I wish they would make Genrin 3 someday…
Recommended for: People who like gameplay, people who like SRPG, people who love grinding, and people who have lots of time.
Not recommended for: People who want story, people who want great characters, people who want short gameplay, people who hate grinding, people who want Eushully rape.
im stuck in chapter 4, no events and dont know what to do/collect to advance, i apperantly have to find a substitute for the shells of that giant monster thingy, and only have 1 quest from sharty left where i have to find a Darklight flower, ramius stone and electric bones,
if someone knows where to find these or how to advance, id be very grateful.
sincerly,
iris
> mount main game with daemon tools
> install main game
> run kami_ap01
> run kami_ap02
> run kami_200
> move Kamidori English 1_0 to where Kamidori is installed
> run Kamidori English 1_0
and I'm lost >.>.. there is no .exe file for me to run other than the uninstalls and the Kamidori English 1_0 I just moved into the folder.
Am I doing anything wrong? o.o (All in Japanese System Locale and Run as Administrator)
The only difficulty that I am experiencing is that there is some audio "stutter" whenever a character speaks. Its like a word or two gets cut off in the middle of the voice over.
Anyone else running into this?
As always, thank you to the site owner for uploading this.
Anyone managed to advanced?
Thkz
then ran all three patches
then renamed the English patch exe to AGE
But when I start the game it searches my computer then says game not found?
Can anyone help!
Install all 3 append files. Be sure that thoose Addon Files are in the MAIN folder of the game not a subfolder. Also be sure that the Installation Path contain NO Japanese Letters.
Put Patch in the Game Folder an run it. Start Game with age.exe, done.
I thought the patch was an exe my bad I thought that was were I went wrong
Thanks!
* Install game
* Change the Japanese folder text to Kamidori Alchemy Meister in the Eushully folder on your hard drive
* Drag and Install the three patches into that folder - (This may also make a sub folder in the Eushully folder it will appear in Japanese text.Drag the the contents of that folder into the Kamidori Alchemy Meister folder)
* Then drag and install the Kamidori English 1_0 patch in the Kamidori Alchemy Meister folder.
Hope that helps anyone cause it have the problems I was having. :)