The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales

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I didn´t played it much, but for the moment i like what i see. I´ts a good entrance to the A-rpg style of play. for me A-rpg genre or hack and slash usually the weakest part is the story. i like when they include a good one. for me it´s very good this kind of genre maturing.

This is definitely worth the playthrough, I highly recommend it!

Excelente juego, valió cada hora jugada hasta ahora, probablemente trate de conseguir todos los logros. Super recomendado si te gusta el genero, pero no esperes la mejor historia del mundo porque en eso no destaca.

Fantastic game! A true love-letter to the zelda series,with a heart-wrenching story. Mechanics feel intuitive and highly rewarding to master. Hoping for some DLC or a sequel down the road!

El juego está muy bien, la dirección de arte es increíble los entornos son realmente hermosos y parecen llenos de vida, la historia pues es la tipica de este género, sus mecánicas están muy bien echas los combates son fluidos y dependiendo el arma serán un poco más fácil o difícil además sus modificadores permiten añadir daños de fuego o de control a las armas y herramientas y el modo extremo te exige hacer un combate relativamente perfecto

I enjoyed this game a lot. Seeing reviews before I tried the demo, it was being described as Zelda: Link to the Past, one of my all time favorite games, and this game is now right there with that one. There was so much to do and see. I totally suggest this game if LttP is a game anyone has enjoyed. I will say the one issue I had with this game is just how much your companion does like to talk. There is an option to lower this, but talkative she is (I beat the game just days after the update to, I guess, stop her from talking outside of the story?). So just remember, you should really try to use your shield more. It pays off to use it properly. (I fully played the game via my steam deck, docked to my screen, with steam controller.)

This has quickly rose to become one of my favorite games. Loved the story, Combat was fun, Some of the bosses were tricky, and the characters are some of my favorites, including the companion. Hope that there will be more like this in the future.

A very fun adventure that comes with a couple of caveats. There is a kindness and gentleness to the game that I really enjoyed, and I enjoyed following the story along. The combat is fun and allows for multiple playstyles that all work, and dungeons are short and dynamic enough that it feels like the perfect game for a quick adventure that you can put down and pick back up at any time. I do, however, think that the time-travelling mechanic is a bit of a letdown, in the sense that like 80% of the world remains the same and doesn't change at all from one era to the next, so that it just feels like you do most of the game four times. What parts of the world DO change are interesting to explore and learn about, but it's unfortunate that it's so limited. An overall nice experience that I recommend... at a slightly lower price, perhaps.

The game took a bit longer than 31 hours since I did the Prologue Demo, which allows you to bring over your save. I enjoyed this game a lot. The storytelling and worldbuilding was very good. The main character is very likeable and the supporting characters are also great. Doing something in the past and watching it matter in the future is very cool, even if it is just a door being unlocked that you unlocked a hundred years prior. Time travel in this game isn't as convoluted as many other stories and it's that straight-forward nature of it that allows us to build upon the relationships of all of the characters we meet, no matter what age they are in. Combat is fun and satisfying. Allowing you to equip two weapons at a time as well as proving many great options to mix and match makes the combat suited to many different playstyles. My personal favorite were the chain scythe and the spear to pull enemies in and finish them off. The magicite system is also very satisfying, allowing you to customize your weapons even further by adding magical effects to them such as summoning an ethereal spear to also attack your enemies when you are at at least 90% HP and adding fireballs to your scythe when you charge a power attack or summoning lightning bolts using your hammer. I have few negatives but they are the following: 1: The game's environments can be a bit repetitive. They switch up small things here and there, but the fact that the world isn't massive (it's actually pretty small, which is a positive thing in this case), it doesn't exactly bother me because it doesn't feel like a chore to explore it. Finding connecting caves to find a dungeon can be satisfying. and some caves don't exist in other ages so there would be a different route. Also, the fast travel system in the game is great, allowing you to travel from different posts you've found and even throughout time at the click of a button. 2: You HAVE to do the true ending to get a satisfying conclusion to the story. If you don't do the true ending and just go straight to the final boss, there are so many unanswered questions and the game feels like it just kind of ends. The true ending adds another 4 or 5 hours to the game's content and it builds SO much on the world and characters that you are completely missing out if you don't do it but the biggest issue is that the steps for the true ending are unmarked. If you just follow the markers on screen, you will likely get the bad ending to the game, but the true ending is rewarded by exploring the world and finding it's secrets. Overall, I give the game an 8.5/10. Other people's primary concerns was the companion talking too much, but there is a setting to turn down how often they speak and they even recently added an option to mute them altogether so it's not a big deal.