Tales of Nebezem: Elemental Link
GrayTower · 2018 · Adventure, Indie, Puzzle, Story Rich, Fantasy
PC
Positive87% · 38
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About Tales of Nebezem: Elemental Link
Maoti is raised by his mentor and trained to become a herbalist in the northern wetlands. The northerners adhere to an all-encompassing Order, which strictly controls everybody's fate. But not everyone is happy to follow the rules and the long-lasting age of peace is coming to its end.
Corvus is a magus living in the harsh desert. His people are at war with another clan that also believes to be chosen by Pyros the fire god. Corvus finds a way to invade the distant land of the northerners, where his clan could gather resources to fuel the war effort.As the two fundamentally opposed cultures meet, great conflict emerges. But the gods have their own agenda, which happens to involve both Maoti and Corvus, as well as a girl from the earthy kingdom and a girl from the land of air. Together, they are destined to change the world.
- Immersive story, over 60 characters, a world that is fun to explore
- Many entertaining puzzles, optional side tasks
- Strategic real-time fights using magical skills
- Steam achievements
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The game is now available for free on Kongregate (by the own developer, not piracy) with [b]more[/b] content than the paid version, so if you buy this, you're paying for a downgraded version of a free game.23 found this helpful
I really enjoy and recommend the entire series.2 found this helpful
Delightful story-based game with easy puzzles but a decent length.1 found this helpful
Before playing this game, I'd highly recommend playing the Golden Sceptre first. It has essentially no relevance to the plot but it gives a good feel as to what the game is like. Plus it's free. Gnomish Plot gives a feel for the world, as does Four Fates (which I prefer) I like the simple, straightforward puzzle gameplay. I find the world fun and interesting. The dialogue isn't outstanding but perfectly serviceable. Although I enjoyed playing this game, I will say the last chapter is rushed. It's not a deal breaker but the pacing just goes out the window at this point. The romance element is poorly handled in that there's no character build-up for it. It just happens. Even in films with tacked-on romantic subplots there's the 'staring scene' or something. At first, I thought it was bad translation into English or something but no, there is a romance out of nowhere. It doesn't even drive the plot (anymore than a friendship or alliance would) I wish I could give more constructive criticism than this but seriously: Set up the romance. That said, it's a good game to spend a few hours playing. I would play a sequel. I especially like the end scene where you can talk to all the char…1 found this helpful
It was nice, relaxing adventure. I would love to see more complicated puzzles (like in Mind Trial, which is free to play on line prequel).1 found this helpful
great game nice puzzles and good content a bit too short for me but for the price is resonabale 9/101 found this helpful
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