A brand-new action RPG from the creators of OCTOPATH TRAVELER and BRAVELY DEFAULT – The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales combines stunning HD-2D visuals and exciting action-adventure gameplay for the first time!
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SteamYou are here | $44.99−25% | 2.3Kreviews | 80% | — | $2.9M |
| $59.99 | 3Kratings | 91% | — | not modelled |
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[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/6142328/][b] With 1,500+ reviews, please consider following The Cpt Froggy Club Curator Page for plenty more![/b][/url][/quote] The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Kingdom of Huther is about to face the most dangerous period of its existence. Not only does it have to deal with a terrifying beast's tribe, which the Princess Heuria's magic barrier has continually repelled for years, but the discovery of what is believed to be a door to travel through time in a nearby ruin seems to have weakened the Princess Heuria's magical power. It has also affected her health, and her father, King Hichard, has decided to summon the great adventurer Elliot to investigate matters. The fate of the Kingdom and its Princess is solely in the hands of this adventurer in The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales. The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is a 2.5D JRPG, action-adventure game developed and self-published by Square Enix on the 19th of June 2026 on the Steam platform. The game is Steam Deck verified and is also available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2. The world Elliot will travel, called Philabielda, has four different eras, each about 250 years apart. The world itself will look basically the same, apart from the town and village in the early eras. As the story evolves, Elliot will converse with other characters, activate side quests, and purchase ammunition, health, strength, and protective potions. It will all begin in the Age of Safekeeping, the era in which our adventurer was born. At the start, Elliot will only have a sword and a shield. As you progress through the story and complete specific quests, Elliot will acquire six other weapons that you can swap at any time through a very quick and easy interface, which I really liked, by the way. To give you an example, there are caves and a few paths and dungeons that you won't be able to go through because rocks block them until you acquire the boom weapon. My favourite weapons are the sword and the boomerang, but I can quickly switch one for the boom, use it, swap it back before it explodes, and off I go - nice and easy. I must admit that I was a bit concerned at the start of the game about how to travel back and forth across the eras, because you need to go through the Philabielda landscape to reach each doorway of time, located in a different spot in each era. I was put at ease very quickly, because as you explore the world, every so often you'll reach a small obelix with a circular crystal on top. This will save your progress automatically and will also become a travel point which you can use to go from one age to another without going through the doorway of time. The combat system is really simple, but really good. As I mentioned, Elliot will have access to several weapons, each with its own characteristics to suit different types of gameplay. The sword is my favourite melee weapon, as I like to fight nice and close to enemies. The boomerang is particularly good to strike multiple enemies while avoiding attacks from foes, as the boomerang comes back to you and hits them for the second time. The spear will give Elliot more reach, but it is slower than the sword. The chain and sickle can hit multiple enemies, but you have to move them, making it slightly more difficult to avoid incoming attacks. There are three different types of attack, which depend on how long you hold the key on your keyboard or button on your gamepad. As for the defence, it's all about parrying and moving around to avoid projectiles; it's fun and works a treat. In terms of enemies, there aren't many variations across the different ages. Yes, you'll have a few new ones in each age, but that's about it. Oh, I nearly forgot to mention that you can also attach additional perks to your weapons by using the magicite, which are white crystals that can be found both in chests around the eras or after killing elite enemies or bosses. The boss fights will take place in dungeons, which are marked as castles on the Philabielda maps, and let me tell you, they are fun and quite tricky, too. As usual, I always play each game as it was intended to be played, which in the majority of the cases is on the normal level of difficulty. I am pleased to report that I have died more than once, although mostly in a boss fight. So, yes, the level of difficulty is quite adequate for this game. At one point toward the start of the game, Elliot will acquire a companion - a fairy named Faie. She is very talkative and has a high-pitched voice that some may find annoying. Being a big boy, I was not bothered by her squeaky voice – all you have to do is switch off the old hearing aid, and you beauty! (There are benefits to getting older, after all!) Faie will be a big factor in the adventure, bringing abilities for Elliot, and will mainly be useful for figuring out light puzzles to reach chests in caves, dungeons and temples. There are several temples in each era; some give Elliot an extra shard of life, and the others increase each of Faie's abilities when completed. I reached one of the endings after 20 to 25 hours, and I had only cleared everything in the first era, explored 75% in the second, and still had at least 50% on both the last two eras to do. I missed a couple of quests by deciding to take on the Beast boss. Anyway, at the time of writing this review, Elliot and the muffled fairy are attempting to reach the last two Myu mages to secure another ending. In terms of collectibles, there are cats to find, and you'll be rewarded by giving them back to the cat lover, who is located in the town. The pixel graphics are excellent, as is the voice acting. The soundtrack is soft and pleasant, complementing the game perfectly. Positives: ~~~~~~~ + Splendid pixel graphics and animations + Great story with multiple endings + Simple but satisfying combat system + It takes around 20 hours+ to reach one ending + Entertaining boss fights, although I wished we had more of them + Achievements and trading cards Negatives: ~~~~~~~~ - Needed more enemy variations throughout the eras - The world doesn't change much, apart from the main town in each era Great story, and the combat system is simple and works beautifully. I enjoyed my time with The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales. 8/10 Note: Key provided directly by the developer/publisher for review purposes. Any opinions expressed are entirely my own!
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14 on sale1 answered “not sold”0 we did not ask
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese*, Korean*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 937 reviews with recorded playtime.
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真エンドまで３７時間、トロコンまで43時間、難易度ハードで クリアしました。 ・アクション 序盤の基本攻撃しかできない時点では「ほぼ昔のゼルダやなぁ…」という イメージですが、武器の強化や追加攻撃を付与できたりする魔石や、 相方（フェイ）の魔法などが充実してくる中盤以降は、武器2種類＋魔法の 組み合わせ次第でボスの体力も秒で溶かせたり、ザコの 大群をまとめて倒したりできるような高火力を出せるのが爽快感が あってビルドを考えるのが楽しく、そこはプレー感覚的に過去の類似ゲームと 差別化できている点かなと感じました。 それらの壊れ要素や、お金でいつでも復活できる仕様などもあり アクションとしての難易度はかなりライト寄りなので、普段からアクション ゲームに慣れている人は最低でもハード以上でプレーしたり、復活を縛るなど するくらいでボス戦などは丁度良い緊張感で楽しめるかなという塩梅ですが 逆にアクションゲームが苦手だったり、ストーリーメインで 楽しみたい…という人にとってはノーマルでも気楽に遊べるバランスに なっています。 ・マップ構成 これはすでに結構指摘されてますが、どの時代も地形やダンジョンが ほぼ使いまわしで（マップ自体もそれほど広くない）探索が作業的になって しまっていたり、ザコ敵がどの時代でも同じ種族しかいなくて数も少ない などの点に関しては確かにこのゲーム最大の残念ポイントで、ここが ゲーム全体のボリュームを感じさせず、価格相応ではないゲームという イメージにしてしまっている原因ではないかなと思います。 ・キャラクターやストーリー等（一部ネタバレあり） キャラクターのビジュアルやデザインは、立ち絵やドット絵 含めて（個人的には主に女性キャラが）結構良い感じで、有名どころの 声優さんがフルボイスで演じているのも評価ポイントかと思いますが、メイン キャラモブキャラひっくるめて、性格的には良くも悪くも「マジメでいい人」 止まりのキャラがほとんどで、キャラ同士の掛け合いなども全体的に退屈に 感じてしまったので、もう少しそこから先の個性やギャップ萌え・・みたいな ものを掘り下げて欲しかったですね。（どっちかというと、悪者サイドの キャラの方がサブクエ等でそういう描写がしっかりされてたりする） ストーリー的には、エリオットの出生の秘密云々のくだりは序盤から伏線が しっかり描かれていて、結構よくできてるなと感じたんですが、真エンドルートは ラスボスの脅威が賢者たちのセリフでの説明やテキスト以外で全く表現されて おらず、結局復活しただけで何もしないまま倒されて終了…みたいなオチで 本来ならテンション爆上がりになるはずのラスボス戦の演出や、エンディングの 説得力が半減してしまってる感じがしたので、せめてもう少し早い段階で ラスボスを復活させて、一度は負けイベを入れたり、世界が崩壊して 絶望→過去に戻ってやりなおす…みたいな展開にすればよかったの では…と思いました。 ・総評 色々と細かい不満点や微妙な部分はあったものの、アクションゲームの 手触りとしては良い感じで、幅広い層のユーザーが気楽に楽しめる作りには なっていたと思うので、次回作がもしあるなら同じような戦闘 システムで、マップや世界観の規模を拡大させた、探索もより楽しめる ゲームを期待したいです。
THE GOOD: Music, Voice Acting, Weapon & Magic Variety, and Exploration. THE BAD: Uneven Difficulty Options (Too Easy on Hard, Too Hard on Very Hard), Lack of Enemy Variety, Simplistic Writing, and Constant Companion Chatter. THE BOTTOM LINE: The Adventures of Elliot is a refreshingly earnest and straightforward action role playing game. The game wears its heart on its sleeve proudly, mostly for the better, as it truly embraces the archetypes of a children's fairy tale. The forthright hero, the cackling villains, the chaste princess, and so on. In some ways, the game finds perfection, such as its music, where nearly every track is memorable and adds a rich layer to the story and its telling. The same can be said for the voice acting, which is top notch in both English and Japanese. Everyone performs competently with the material given, despite the lack of depth and the very unfortunate incessant chatter of your companion characters. Even on the "Reticent" setting, they chime in with the same lines far too often. Combat is equally approachable, offering a satisfying mix of melee attacks, ranged options, and an ever expanding collection of fairy powers that enhance your abilities without replacing them outright. Unfortunately, the lack of enemy variety means there is rarely any reason to experiment, and outside of the highest difficulty the generous supply of healing and resurrection items allows players to brute force nearly every encounter, engaging with the intended mechanics only when absolutely necessary. For all of the game's flaws, however, I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking for a refreshingly earnest 30 to 40 hour ARPG adventure that feels like the games from your childhood brought to life with an amazing soundtrack and a story that, while simple, is told well from start to finish.
体験版の範囲だとアクションの選択肢が少ないので印象で損してるような気がしました。ジャストガードや魔法の選択肢が増えて魔石も集まってくる中盤以降はかなり楽しめました。
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FIrst off. I LOVED This game. I thought it was a masterpiece. The mechanics, weapons, QOL, upgrade systems. I thought they were fantastic and modern and worked with the 2.5HD retro feel, but gave the game tons of depth. I HATE that they reused enemies (theres like only 10-15 different enemies that they dont even reskin, they just reuse. I HATE that the 4 maps are the same. The only thing that changes is the town. Feels like such a missed opportunity. WIth all that being said, i put this game as a must play and 8/10. The true ending is totally worth it too.
It's okay. The character dialogue seems like it was written for 8 year olds, the story's very basic, and there's very few enemies in the game. Most of the enemy encounters are re-skins. It's mostly entertaining but I think due to the lack of the game really evolving over time, it's also a little too long. Buy the game if you're specifically looking for this type of action adventure and can live with the basic dialogue. The demo does a good job of showing you whether you'll enjoy the game or not plus you can carry your game save over to the final product if you decide to buy.
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Updated Review. 60 is too much for the game, 40 would have been a great price. Anyone complaining about "it being so easy", probably played it on easy. The game is clearly not designed to scratch the itch for hardcore players, but you can limit yourself by playing it on harder difficulties. If you just want to play the story and not in the mood for too much hassle with bosses, play it on Easy. You want more of a challenge, play it on Very Hard. If you play it on Hard you just fool yourself, the difference is not really there. Very Hard is very doable for gamers, it is not really that much harder, you just lose the revive mechanic and your health bar is pretty much 30% of what Easy mode is. I think people are a bit too harsh with their reviews, because it is a game that costs 60, and I get that. But the game overal is great and I think that if you like the 2D Zelda games from way back, you will enjoy this. If you for some reason think Faie is annoying (I think you are wrong), you can turn her down a notch in the setting menu, so you can listen to the sound of a grunting man instead. Story is fine, it has a fun use of time travel. It is not the greatest story, but it tells a more unique story than usually. Go into the story as a Young Adult novel and you will enjoy it very much. Overal I think the game is fine, again not worth 60. I wouldn't mind if it was 50, but I think 40 is more realistic. That said, wait for a decent discount for about 30-40 and you will enjoy it a plenty.
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