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• gamedeal user

  Jan 13, 2022

  Yay, free assets mushed together and called it a game, sold to h*rny ppl who own a VR.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 20, 2022

  Disgusting Game: 1. Lots of bugs. 2. Low fps. 3. Passed in 30-60 minutes. 4. Primitive graphics. 5. Very few opportunities. 6. No interesting content. None at all.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 2, 2023

  Censored, No Honey, No Money.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 17, 2018

  The patch that you're looking for is so easy to find, you might miss it. Good graphics, good music, relaxing scenes. Would use the Splooge wand again 10/10.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 17, 2018

  nice!! beautiful elves and overall good quality. easily uncensored. 10/10 what am I doing with my life
• gamedeal user

  Mar 17, 2018

  Game looks interesting but was shocked at how horrible the framerate is. There is nothing really going on to tax your card at all - Stuttering hands usually indicate low FPS...... I was getting 40 with SS turned off. I would definantly wait until this game is patched before purchasing it. Gaming on: i5 8700k / GTX 1080
• gamedeal user

  Mar 18, 2018

  TL;DR- Elven Love is plagued with graphical and technical bugs, is missing content ingame in regards to the core gameplay, is poorly optimized, and lacks documentation and user customizability in what feels more like an alpha to an Early Access game to a full release for me to recommend it to anyone. My recommendation- avoid it; go get something like WSS which is much more developed and feature filled with more advanced model interactions and expandability than this. [h1]Technical issues[/h1]- [list] [*]No user guide- there's no manual informing of what buttons do what. Playing the game for the first 30 minutes or so was a tedious experience in pressing different button combinations to see the effect they had. [*]No settings menu- some wands can only be equipped on the right hand and movement is enabled entirely through the thumpstick on the left joystick; the lack of being able to map hands yields to unintuitive user playthroughs when playing with ones non-dominant hand. There's no settings menu of any kind to that end- so being able to toggle your height or reset your rotation is impossible. [*]Poorly optimized- I'm running a Ryzen 1700 with a GTX1080 and the framerates choppy which results in shaky/ nauseating gameplay. [*]No way to set rotations- the game requires looking behind oneself in certain sections; if you don't have 360 tracking- progresing without having the camera and joysticks move all around the place is impossible. [*]Unintuitive button maps- the game has unclothed models, but after unlocking them; they're the default renders when entering rooms. When asked on the game's discussion board, the way to load the clothed models is to press backspace on your keyboard before entering said rooms. This isn't mentioned anywhere ingame, and users not looking there would likely never discuss this. This is compounded on the fact that A and X on Oculus controllers resets the game to the menu with no prompt or warning; which is infuriating given their prominent placement which may yield to accidental button presses. [*]Buggy responsiveness- the game requires picking up flowers and objects to craft things- You will have to pick them up multiple times as they deselect themselves if you move too fast or randomly when picking them up for the first time. There's a section where you need to pound a herb in a bowl for a mixture- it's impossible to hold the bowl in one hand and the hammer/tool in the other since the game won't let you, so you need to place the bowl on a virtual table and carefully lower said hammer down slowly as to not drop the bowl of the table- which if you do and if it goes too far- it falls of the player traversable area requiring a reset to the room which resets your progress. This is perhaps made worse by the physics inconsistencies- some objects have momentum when thrown ingame- others fall flat like a stone. [*]Unintuitive object placements- the player has a wand that can be waved in certain ways to have the elves take on different poses and animations- the scroll to do so though spawns behind you! Players need to keep turning behind to look at a spell, cast it (when it actually works and registers your cast correctly), and then look at the elf again which is really tiresome. [/list] [h1]Gameplay issues[/h1]- All this would likely be forgiveable if the gameplay wasn't as unpolished as it is. The core gameplay loop is enter one of two rooms where you have a dark and light elf; use a wand to have them stand in different poses or do the mackerna (I wish I was kidding, but this is true), and solve two puzzles which are essentially place things in a certain way to unlock the ending which is [spoiler]the two elves spawning in and walking down a corridor, facing eachother, and then just hovering in the air[/spoiler]- [olist] [*]Underdeveloped gameplay- several poses are repeated/ duplicated across different spells; you'd expect atleast 15 different poses or so for the different wand combinations. The game has a distinct lack of content which is plagued with having it duplicated through the game- the elves basically either sit on a stool, lie down, stand, or do the mackerena. [*][spoiler]The ending's terrible and anticlimatic which falls short of the different animations players could select previously to just have them lookup to 2 floating elves for eternity.[/spoiler] [*]There's no voiceacting of any kind- the elves just stare at you. [/olist]
• gamedeal user

  Jun 2, 2018

  I was very much looking forward to see what this game has to offer. But I have to say, I am disapponted, it was a terrible experience when I got it. At the start, you get this elf standing, with deadish eyes following you. You are supposed to use a bunch of wands to reposition her, or throw sparks at her or whatever. You are then confornted with a bunch of cryptic diagrams to follow through, so you can eventually get to strip her or something. Moving her arms and legs around proved to be a total illusion breaker as her body twists in unreal ways, polygons collapsing on each others, knee turning backwards and all. So it was useless. Then I had to rearrange a bunch of symbols on a platform in the correct formation as indicated on a scroll. I had to take the scroll with me to the platform so I can use it to rearrange the signs. I placed the scroll on the platform, and then suddently the scroll sank inside the solid object. Now nowhere to reach for it. In VR this leads to the unreal effect of a scroll disappearing inside a wall and that you need to get it back! It's like a nightmare. So now, how am I supposed to know how to rearrange the tokens. Exit, reload, start all over again and eventually I managed to do it without loosing the dreaded scroll. All that effort led to this: she would lie down and drink from the fountain underneath the platform. That's it. Really!!!??? Is this supposed to be fun. Waste of money. Should have gone for Skyrim VR instead which I will now for sure.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 28, 2018

  Even though the game is a bit lacking in interactivity and voice work, I was still quite impressed with the visuals and motion. I'd give this a solid recommendation, and fully support the devs efforts for a sequel. 😎👍👍
• gamedeal user

  Mar 5, 2019

  The model quality (I prefer the blonde elv) is above average. Do not forget to get the uncensor instructions on the official website.