Elf (video game)
| Company type | Video game developer and publisher |
|---|---|
| Industry | Video games |
| Headquarters | United Kingdom , United Kingdom |
| Products | Elf (video game) |
Elf is a video game released in 1991, both developed and published by Ocean Software for the Amiga, Atari ST, and DOS systems.
Gameplay
The storyline of Elf centers on Cornelius as he embarks on a mission to save Elisa.
Reception
Leah Wesolowski of Computer Gaming World pointed out the game's shortcomings in polish despite its commendable soundtrack. Tom Malcom from Info lauded the intricate graphics and dynamic gameplay. Ciaran Brennan, writing for The One for Amiga Games, emphasized the game's complexity as a puzzle experience. Ed Ricketts of ST Format praised both the visual presentation and captivating gameplay.
Damian Slee from Amiga Action suggested it as a suitable choice for gamers who enjoy a blend of action and intellectual challenge. Adrian Price at Amiga Format remarked on the game's well-calibrated difficulty, making it attractive to both casual players and dedicated platform enthusiasts. Fiona Keating of CU Amiga described it as highly entertaining due to its inclusion of puzzles and riddles. Gary Whitta from ACE recognized it as a solid title that would appeal to platform game fans looking for diversity.
Reviews
- Amiga Power - September 1991