Elementallis

If you like Zelda-like top down action RPG games this is for you. This is a nice 15-20h adventure. Storyline is somewhat basic, but it's not your basic cliche "fight the big bad evil foe", and it does it's job very well, maintaining a bit of mistery throughout the story even to the end of the game. Mechanically, the Zelda-like items you find in every dungeon are now different elements (magic) you get. They can be used both in combat and overworld exploration, as well as solving puzzles. The rotatory menu and quick access keys make it so you can change elements mid-fight very organically. The elements can even interact, so there are certain combos you can pull off. A very welcome change of pace from getting an item you only ever use in its dungeon and at a certain roadblock. Currently at version 1.0.16, I haven't encountered any bug in may 100% playtrought, the devs are very eager to help and try to fix any new bugs assap. I 100% recommend playing this game.

A massive disappointed game. Played this on the Steam Deck and was ready to re-live playing any top down Zelda game on my Gameboy Color, like the old days and was disappointed greatly by this game. They tried to make it feel like an old Zelda game with the graphics, play style, dungeons, etc. and for the most part, it does feel like an old Zelda game. But the game just isn't finished and feels like an early access demo. The game is pretty bland with a somewhat dumb story line where your parents are the reason the world goes to crap and you are forced to fix your parents issue. What I mean is, you don't get a choice. Golden Sun had a choice where you can say no to wanting to get the elements back and and it shows what happens when you said no. You don't have choices and your character is essetinally saying yes, without even giving you a chance to reply. Your character is hard to know what they look like and are given a choice for pronouns. It does NOTHING except for choices in how they reply to you and thats it. Can't even tell if I'm a male or a female and they fact that they give you the pronoun choice, while not changing how you look. Should've either been a male character or a female character instead of whatever they gave us to play. The enemies are horribly un-balanced where they can spawn right on your square and do tons of damage. Some enemies do a quarter of a heart while others will do 3 hearts from one swing. Impossible to figure out where they spawn as they are pixel perfect when an underground enemy decides to attack you out of the blue. The game doesn't have a direction meaning you are given your first elemental and you get to guess where you go next. First dungeon is in the volcano area, for the fire element, and you get no direction that is the first way to go. That dungeon is badly broken as you are on a pillar and need to be pixel accurate on a moving platform in order to shoot fire into a torch in order to unlock a door to get into the next room. The leaf dungeon has an impossible puzzle where you need to push a statue onto a button in order to progress to the next room. The problem, you need to move square blocks out of the way and they can only move one time. The bigger issue, it's impossible to complete. Spent about an hour last night try each and every way to move the blocks that will allow me to push the statue on the button and it's impossible. The dungeons are very linear and you can just go to another part of the dungeon and come back to that puzzle at a later time. You have to complete that puzzle before accessing the rest of the dungeon. Got to the ice dungeon and it's just IMPOSSIBLE to beat. Also, you just spend you money on potions from the fire nation and there NO OTHER STORE OWNER IN THE ENTIRE GAME TO SPEND MONEY ON. This game has made me hate these types of games as it's just such a disappointing game with broken dungeons, powerful enemies, and horrible mini boss and main boss designs. Just such a disappointing game and the fact that only 302 people have bought this game says it's just not worth it. Even on sale, it's just not worth it. Thank you dev for making me hate these types of games and I just won't play these type of games again.

An excellent "Zelda-like"! A few bosses were a bit annoying to deal with, but the game as a whole was quite excellent! Seems the dev is quite active on the Steam forums as well, which is always great to see. Check this one out!

Solid game through and through. Captures the joy of top down adventure gaming of yore, and does some genuinely fun and surprising stuff with how elemental synergies and counter play works. It took me roughly 20 hours to get the Completionist achievement, so it's a nice concise experience and well worth the modest price tag.

Elementallis es algo más que una carta de amor a los Zelda de 2D, mucho más que un homenaje, es una aventura de acción, rol, exploración y puzles con personalidad propia. Un título con la fuerza de los elementos a su favor. Elementos que usa con el brillo de una llama de fuego y la templanza de un golpe de tierra para crear un mundo enorme y lleno de desafíos en forma de enemigos y rompecabezas. La espera ha merecido la pena. Imprescindible. Leer análisis completo en DeVuego: [url]https://www.devuego.es/blog/2026/06/10/elementallis-amor-por-los-zelda-de-2d/[/url]

Great 2D Zelda inspired game with clever uses of the elements that you acquire throughout the game. Backtracking can sometimes get a bit tedious and some of the later dungeons can be difficult to navigate. Other than that, it's a fantastic and beatiful game that runs perfectly on the steam deck. I highly enjoyed my ~22h it took me to 100% the game

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Awesome adventure. I thought it would be just another Zelda clone, but instead I was surprised with a great story that kept me playing for hours, great game play and banger of a soundtrack. What a great game.

it's very classic Zeldaesque. It requires exploration which is great. Sword swing isn't consistent (swings right handed while facing one direction and left handed with facing another) which makes it difficult to deal with enemies coming at you from a specific direction (from the bottom right) but the elemental abilities mostly make up for that flaw. Overall it's a lot of fun!

It is nostalgia bait, but exactly the sort I was looking for. Not quite Link to the Past, not quite Link's Awakening, and still possessing some of its own marks while feeling so reminiscent of that era of the Zelda franchise. Built-in CRT filter option is also a huge plus for me.