
You are an adventurer of some renown that has grown tired of adventuring. After losing almost all of your money gambling, you meet two elves that seek you out and put you to task of training them into adventurers. In exchange, they give you amorous nights.
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Training elves is a short, free RPG with a small amount of adult content scattered throughout the game's length. You play as a broke adventurer who seems like a bit of a loser but he's genuinely skilled at his job, so a pair of would be adventurers approach him for training. Not wanting to deal with them, he tells them the price for his lessons is something more intimate than mere gold, and to his surprise they accept. After each day's training, you get a short scene with one of the girls consisting of some text, a few images and a very slight animation effect. The quality of the art is pretty good, though each scene is bookended by about 10 minutes of mind-numbingly dull gameplay that will prevent you from getting too much enjoyment out of this title. The UI just sucks and the game is far too simple and easy to actually keep you interested, although since this is so short it's worth pushing through, especially since Training Elves is completely free. The story is barebones and far from unique but it's well done for what it is and it doesn't try to be anything more than just a good time, which I can appreciate. I found it a little funny at certain moments, which I'm sure was intended. Overall considering this is free it gets a recommendation from me, but if this were a paid product (even a very cheap one) I'm not sure I'd be giving this a thumbs up. Additionally, one thing to be aware of is the game contains a number of images advertising the devs other work at the end of it. While I think that's fine, and I'll likely check out their work to see if any of it looks better than this was, I know some might not agree.
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