The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales

In light of the references cited – or at least suggested – The Adventures of Elliot ultimately has nothing to be ashamed of. Admittedly, it is stuck in a conventional past (repetitive, conventional and with writing that falls short of other titles developed by the Asano team), but once these criticisms set apart, the game speaks for itself. This Zelda-like title turns out to be a luminous tale with polished gameplay mechanics, moments of brilliance and high-quality art direction. For a new audience discovering the action-RPG genre – and who, in a sense, aren’t ‘tainted’ by unrealistic expectations – it’s a solid choice. The studio has just laid the foundation for a potential future in the action-RPG genre, provided they make the necessary changes down the line.