Plunge into the captivating world of magic and mystery inhabited by elementals.
Embark on a thrilling adventure to help Albert, a young magician, restore the Key of Eiron and save his sister kidnapped by Sibelius, a wicked sorcerer.
You will never feel lonely in your fascinating travels – your aide, Felly, will faithfully follow you, no matter what dangerous obstacles you face in Elementals – The Magic Key!
- Beautiful scenery.
- Fun gameplay.
- Over 30 puzzles and mini-games.
- Over 20 amazing locations.
- Breathtaking board battles between elementals.
- A magical world to explore!
What others have said about
Elementals – The Magic Key?
“Right from the first scene, Elementals The Magic Key stamps itself as a true interactive adventure game, not just another good hidden object offering with mini puzzles to solve. Your interaction is required within the first scene immediately and instinctively you feel that this game is going to be good IHOG.
In each scene you will be given a list of goals to complete. In usual fashion, your cursor will change shape over objects and items that are useful, it will change to a eye if the items needs to be looked at more closely, gears to place objects from inventory or perform actions and so on. Objects may sparkle indicating you need to pay some form of attention to them. You will find a friend, called Felly, that will tag along and help you when the going gets tough. Actually Felly is like the hint button, and while the game has unlimited hints, you do have to wait for it to recharge after using a hint. ..
…Elementals The Magic Key graphics are superb and the entire production first rate. While it is challenging, it isn’t too difficult and mini games and puzzles can be skipped if they are proving to be too tough at that time. The good part is you can always go back and replay the puzzles as a bonus feature of the game.
Elementals The Magic Key is highly recommended with good length and is right up there with the best games produced in the interactive adventure genre. There are 7 chapters, 30 mini games and puzzles to complete, plus 14 battles that are entwined within the main game and 6 bonus battles that are unlocked after you complete those. Play Elementals The Magic Key IHOG soon. You won’t be sorry.”
“…Elementals: The Magic Key is a new hidden object adventure game from Lucky Soft. It can be described as just a tad Iblardesque, due to the floating sky islands that make up the fantasy world of Eiron in which the game is set. You play the character of Albert, a young neophyte magician in training at the Academy, a school for conjurers, magicians, sorcerers, and wizards. As two of the few students at the school, you and your much more intelligent sister Lillian have free reign of the campus… until a disgraced former student (seeking revenge, as disgraced former students always do) returns and kidnaps your sister! Not only that, but the big-eared, green-stripe-in-his-hair bully breaks the Great Key of Eiron into its six base elemental pieces! I needn’t point out that such a fracture can only spell trouble for the delicate balance of elements in the world! It’s up to you as Albert - and your (also much more intelligent) familiar and sidekick Felly - to recover the fragments and save Lillian…
…Like many hidden object adventure games, you have an inventory that fills up with items you can later select to use on objects in the background. Mousing over the scene often reveals objects that can be interacted with, signalled by a change in the mouse pointer. A set of gears means the object can be manipulated somehow, a set of boots means it’s an exit, a mouth means it’s someone (or something) you can talk to, etc. Many, many miscellaneous and extraneous bits of scenery can be clicked on for a description, a neat effect that I wish many other games would copy…
…Elementals: The Magic Key is a gorgeous-looking game and I found its story and world to be very well thought out, but also unengaging and slow to get into. The game throws so many new fantasy elements at the player at once that it’s hard to care about all of them. In fact I didn’t even realize that Albert was actually in the Academy building (as opposed to his own home) until the game mentioned that the library we were about to enter was the Academy library. But I did eventually get into the story, to which I can only credit the excellent artwork.”
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