- January 10, 2018
- Stelex Software
- 25h median play time
Eselmir and the five magical gifts
Platforms
About
In "Eselmir and the Five Magical Gifts," players assume the role of Eselmir, a young elf tasked with delivering five magical gifts to five legendary heroes. The game features classic point-and-click mechanics and a rich, immersive fantasy world. Along the journey, Eselmir will encounter various puzzles and challenges, meet fascinating characters, and uncover secrets about his own past.











- The game features a rich and engaging story with well-developed characters and beautiful hand-painted art, reminiscent of classic point-and-click adventures.
- Players appreciate the automatic item usage system, which simplifies gameplay and allows for a more narrative-driven experience without the need for constant inventory management.
- Many reviewers found the game to be a hidden gem, praising its depth, lore, and the immersive world that draws players in for extended playtime.
- The game suffers from issues of illegibility due to a strenuous typeface and poor text contrast, making it difficult to read dialogue and lore.
- Critics noted the game feels more like a walking simulator with long, empty rooms and excessive backtracking, detracting from the point-and-click experience.
- Many dialogues are overly lengthy and can become tedious, leading to frustration and a sense of burden rather than enjoyment in progressing through the story.
story
64 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game features a rich and engaging story, deeply rooted in lore and beautifully presented through detailed artwork and character development. While it offers a significant amount of reading and dialogue, many players found the narrative captivating enough to keep their interest, despite some feeling overwhelmed by the volume of text. Overall, it is highly recommended for those who appreciate storytelling and immersive world-building.
“The game is very beautiful, with an equally beautiful story and artistry to match.”
“Very in-depth story that draws you in, and a truly epic adventure!”
“This is a beautiful game with a really deep story that pulls you in.”
“I feel like that's a better system as this game feels more like you are just clicking through their story as opposed to making actual discoveries and decisions.”
“This might be okay if it happens once for a major story plot, but it's like every other character has a very long story to get through.”
“Eventually, as much as I wanted to read story elements and understand all the little things, I just gave up and started fast clicking through all the dialogues.”