The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales

高开低走，性价比低。

Great!!!

se你再接再厉

只能说很古典的作品，内容驱动力不强，适合哪天不知道玩什么的时候摸个迷宫

A good enough action game that could have been phenomenal had the developers not tried to force it to feel like a worthwhile $60 game. The game starts and ends amazingly but leaves a bit to be desired in the middle. Overall, I did really enjoy my time with this game, but it feels like the weakest of the Team Asano games, which to be fair are all very good games. I wish they utilized the time travel aspect better in game play and had tightened up specific areas of it, but overall the lore behind the land and its characters kept me coming back to learn more. Pros: - Presentation - Story - Navigation + Combat Cons: - Pacing - Repetition - Fear of excluding (Difficulty and Exploration) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pros: Presentation: The game itself looks and sounds phenomenal in all aspects. The pixel art and sprites are beautifully crafted and environment is stunning to look at as you play, leaving you wondering what the next area you explore will look like. Character portraits are all amazing illustrated and unique which helps play into the story of the game as a whole. The music itself was wonderful and kept sticking in my head while away from the game. On top of this, the sound design is very well done and helps make actions feel impactful and the voice acting is among some of the best I've heard in a video game, I can't think of any of the VAs that did anything less than a fantastic job Story: The story revolves around Time travel and magic and uses both to great effect in its story telling. It is wonderful to watch how humanity rises and falls with the advent of magic overtime and how the themes of tradition vs innovation are explored within each age through each character's opinions. The cast as a whole is pretty solid and it was always interesting to see how the modern day character's were impacted by their ancestors actions. The narrative as a whole also does a very good job foreshadowing its twists, I felt that a large majority of them felt well setup and earned. Overall, I found myself constantly wanting to learn more about the world and its people which is what kept me playing through to the end. Navigation + Combat: 7 weapons are featured in this game for combat as well as various puzzles which allows each encounter to feel different from the last. On top of this, the game utilizes a "magicite" system which lets you add passives to each weapon that allow you to utilize them in different ways, such as the spear dealing less damage, but splitting into 3 separate spears, which allows more damage if all 3 spears connect with an enemy changing it from a precise poking weapon into a glorified shotgun. The abilities that your companion learns also make navigation and puzzles more interesting and help to break up an monotony between encounters or story. The dash ability as a whole is really a game changer as it allows you to get around the map quicker as well as weave around enemies attacks easier. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cons: - Pacing The game really wants you to feel like you got your $60 out of it. Because of this, there is a lot of padding, especially in the middle sections of the game, to help extend the overall playtime. There are also way too many side quests. While most of them add to the story and are interesting to do, some of them just revolve around go talk to X person then Y person then Z person and turn in the quest which just feels like bloat in the end. This also leads to situations where you may not be engaging with enemies for 30 minutes or an hour which feels very jarring in an action game and feels more paced like a JRPG. If this game were condensed a bit more and sold for like $40 it would feel significantly better. - Repetition There isn't a lot of diversity when it comes to standard enemies. About halfway through the game you will have seen every enemy type and from then on out will fight the same enemies with differing groups mixed in. This is a bit of a let down as it would have been interesting to see how enemies differed and evolved throughout each separate age which would have helped the time travel aspect. This unfortunately is also the case for the optional content. Many of the games optional bosses are slight variations on bosses that the main story already had you fight leading to some end game boss fatigue. I will say that some of them add enough variety to feel different, but most just feel like the same boss with 1 additional move. The time travel aspect also leads the field areas between the ages to feel very samey. They do a good job with allowing the human settlements to change and expand across the ages but little to nothing changes for fields and caves. While it makes sense that natural areas would not change as much over time, it is still boring to have to navigate an area that you have already traversed 3 times before and leads me to just want to dash past everything. - Fear of Excluding A bit of an odd section but I noticed throughout the entirety of the game, it was very scared to let you miss out on something. The most noticeable aspects of this are when your companion points out anything and everything as it comes on the screen. Even with the companion Chattiness set to reticent they would still point out treasure chests and bombable areas as they came into view. It also feels like the game is scared to let people "fail" and not continue the main story. Puzzles in the main dungeon areas are not particularly hard or utilize the companion skills in interesting ways and the game gives you so many outs in combat that it feels hard to actually lose a fight. The game even causes the final boss battle to become a victory lap in the event that you die in the final phase. The sad thing is, this game shows that it can do interesting puzzles and fun boss combat it just relegates most of it to side content incase it is too difficult. There are still a number of main story bosses that I felt were at least some what engaged with the difficulty of the fight, but those were usually pretty early in the game before I had so many resources at my disposal.

Histoire incroyable et gameplay bien cool pour chill !

Geiles old school 2D Zelda Feeling verpackt in einem wunderschönen 2.5D Gewand.