Elven Legend 2: The Bewitched Tree reviews

Elven legend 2 is a small management game with no big pretense or at least it's the sensation that comes out after it's finished. Using unity as a game engine, it has the same graphic paw as all the games under it and does not even try to stand out from the others. The story that could have made the difference is very succinct and for frank, having drawings with in the background a voice off does not bother me... but here the drawings are the best that are and the voice off tells us phrases without interest and it lacks humor. Moreover, the change of look of the heroine with a much less "cute" design than in the first one does not really play in his favor from my point of view. And the levels will you say... There also nothing new under the Sun. You will find its account by the number (40 levels) and if you do it in normal and wanting to have the 3 stars some one will pose problem but except the last level that you really stand, the others do without real concern. It should be noted that in my case, some levels interrupted by cut scenes made me waste time when a bonus was launched and successes remained dimlocked while successes with a higher number were unlocked. In the end, one cannot be disappointed because after all the gameplay is identical to many other games of this genre. To do if you have nothing to put under the mouse click... but I do not recommend it from the outset.

Quite nice, but even Part 1 was felt better. In the End, it was still Fun. The Level Of difficulty is just right for me, you can play through most levels in a reasonably relaxed way. Graphically, you get Eye Cancer if you start directly Part 2 after Part 1. How can you draw a worse Game in the same Unity Engine? The Units are Lego Building Blocks!? Hello Textures? The Music also annoys even more than in Part 1, with the Blood still running out of your Ears. Away from those two Blemishes, the Game is good. Those who come to terms with it (and have become Accustomed To it) will get good home cooking for a few really fun Hours. The first Levels are relatively boring, as in Part 1, but then the Game picks up Speed. So You shouldn't give up right away, I was already on it at the beginning. Part 2, by The way, has the same Problem as Part 1: The Steam Achievements either don't go all, or you should do a second Run. No idea. In any Case, I would certainly have had to get a lot more Badges (I blew over 50 Units with the left?!?). 40 Cards provide enough Entertainment and is enough for little Money, but other Time Management games offer up to 80 of them. The Story is nicely told, the Ingamy graphic Is kagge, but the drawn Scenes are well done for it. Summary:-Graphics-Sound-Badge o 40 Level o Story + Game Fun Conclusion: Be On Offer in any Case. In the End, it's worth it. Rating: 7/10