ELMIA Reviews

it keeps on crashing my computor has the minium for what is needed

I love this game, its cute but a challenge

This game is suitable for craving plushies in dynamite hell

Pretty cute,smooth&simple. all u need to know. it got some nice story 2.

Cute enough, but ... um..... Not really that bad, but seems I've overestimated this game Prefer to get this during a sale --------------------------------------------------- Now playing level 6, and I changed my mind This game is too damn hardcore, can't handle it PLEASE CHECK THE GAMEPLAY FIRST BEFORE BUYING IT COZ CUTENESS

It is a game what I wanna give a comment after 17 min's playing. I'd like to share with you how I love the game. First the graphics are cute and lovely. It feels like coming out from a fairy tale. Then the gaming would like to say excellent both in the keyborad mode and the joystick mode. You should control your character to run and to fall with one hand. At the same time control the light star to go to the right direction with another hand. Do not get your character falling in trouble after transporting. That would not be easy at the first time cuz you are paying your attetion on your two hands. You will get lots of fun after going through the controlling. ★★★★★ game. Enjoy it and have fun with it.

The reason why i give a dislike is because the weird controlling in this game. With the left joystick/wasd you move the main character left and right. With the right joystick/arrow keys you move a fairy a limited range around the character and per click you port to the fairy. (Why cant we move the fairy with the mouse!?) The problem is the fairy move like a mouse cursor on the desktop and every time you stop moving the fairy goes back to the main character. That makes it difficult to move somewhere thats not at max range from the main character or even go straight foward. And it get even worse in later levels when you need more precision to avaoid enemys.

It's okay-ish i'd say. I played better games but also worse. [h1]Pros:[/h1] The artwork is pretty cute and the soundtrack is pretty good imo. [h1]Cons:[/h1] Hitboxes are weird at some spots e.g. [spoiler]sky level[/spoiler] and it seems like the input is ignored sometimes. Controls could be a bit more polished cuz some spots are really hard to navigate due to the weird controls. The game could also be a bit more optimized in general. Level design is also okay, tho the graphics could've been more in the art style of "Mia". The game might not be everyone's taste. I for myself like it so far although i haven't played much of it yet. It's deffo not a title you will spend hours on in one go.

A simple, yet charming platformer with solid mechanics. I liked it. "ELMIA" could be worth its price if you're looking for some relaxing experience and a moderate challenge. If it's discounted, the game is a must-buy. Please, note that the game is not translated to English except the menus (this probably should not be a problem).

Spent about 45 minutes in the game, cleared the first couple of worlds. It has a neat idea, but it lacks in overall execution. The fairy you warp to is controlled by the second joystick (in a very awkward manner that often leads my thumb to falling off the joystick) or with the arrow keys, neither of which feel like particularly well-tuned control schemes if consistent control is what is desired. I would have preferred mouse-controls if possible. Furthermore, the warp button is finnicky. Many times I will have more than enough meter to warp, but it just won't let me. When warping is about the only thing you really do 90% of the time, it really needs to be fine tuned and it just isn't in this game. Lastly, the biggest problem is...this game really isn't that much fun. The mechanics are shallow and the level design is even more so. Interaction is minimal, so having a mindless, repetitive game in which your one mechanic (which doesnt even work some times) does not a fun game make. If this game was 3-5$ I could see it maybe being passable, but I have gotten far more enjoyment out of many other games at that price point, let alone 10$. There's an idea here, but it really needs to be fleshed out more to make the game fun.