Square Enix Announces The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales in Trailer
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- The Adventures Of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is an upcoming action RPG from Square Enix, scheduled for release on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026.
- The game features a distinctive HD2D aesthetic and a narrative that resembles Falcoms Ys series, with players controlling Elliot, an adventurer, and his fairy companion, Faie.
- Co-op mode is available for two-player gameplay, allowing players to control Elliot and Faie individually or together.
- Players can wield seven unique weapon types in the game, each with its own abilities and effects, which can be enhanced using Magicite crystals found throughout the journey. A free demo of the game is available now for public feedback collection to aid development.
Square Enix Unveils Action RPG ‘Elliot’s Millennium Journey’, Featuring Co-op and Distinct Weapon Types on Nintendo Switch 2 (2026)
Square Enix has announced The Adventures Of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, a new action RPG. The debut trailer for the title evokes the feel of Falcom’s Ys series and features a charming HD2D aesthetic. The game stars Elliot, an adventurer who departs from the kingdom of Huther to explore a mysterious set of ruins, accompanied by his fairy companion, Faie. Players can control Elliot and Faie individually or team up in a two-player co-op mode. The trailer also reveals that Elliot can wield seven distinct weapon types, each possessing unique abilities and effects. These weapons can be enhanced using Magicite crystals discovered throughout his journey. The Adventures Of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is slated for release on the Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026. A free demo is available today, and Square Enix plans to collect public feedback from it to aid in the game’s development.
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