Jun 30, 2026 · 7 min · 9 segments
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This is your IGN review of The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales by Scott White.
Even though its titular hero may be wearing red instead of green, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales essentially asks the question, "What if Square made A Link to the Past?" The answer is an adventure I never knew I wanted, one with a compelling story, impressive build customization, and a world I hope we see more of.
Elliot is an adventurer, a fact he makes sure everyone is aware of, who helps anyone that may be in trouble or has a problem to solve.
After a summons by the king, your seemingly routine quest turns into a mission to save both the princess and the kingdom itself, traveling through time to do so.
Traveling alongside our hero in red is Faye, a small and slightly amnesiatic fairy who helps Elliot navigate and faces down foes with her magical abilities.
This is your IGN review of The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales by Scott White.
Even though its titular hero may be wearing red instead of green, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales essentially asks the question, "What if Square made A Link to the Past?" The answer is an adventure I never knew I wanted, one with a compelling story, impressive build customization, and a world I hope we see more of.
Elliot is an adventurer, a fact he makes sure everyone is aware of, who helps anyone that may be in trouble or has a problem to solve.
After a summons by the king, your seemingly routine quest turns into a mission to save both the princess and the kingdom itself, traveling through time to do so.
Traveling alongside our hero in red is Faye, a small and slightly amnesiatic fairy who helps Elliot navigate and faces down foes with her magical abilities.
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