In the latest Elven Legend game, you will enter a fantasy world, where a young elven princess and her fawn friend oppose an evil that threatens to consume the Kingdom. Young princess Sonja is tricked into a plot against her parents and the whole elven Kingdom. When she discovers the truth, she sets off to destroy the evil golems, created by her own magic and save the people from invasion. Play this exciting time-management strategy game today!
- Find hidden books, fauns and golem puppets!
- Crafting, sorcery and multiple bonuses!
- Enjoy exclusive screensavers, concept art, music, and more!
- Play effortlessly using the Strategy Guide!
Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
- CPU: 2.0 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 10.0
- Hard Drive: 733 MB
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- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Elven Legend 7: The New Generation Collector's Edition
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Elven Legend 7: The New Generation Collector's Edition is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
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connieanddan from
I love it, I love it, I want some more of it!!
This new edition did not disappoint.
Great characters and graphics, interesting storyline, just enough challenge and bonus rounds that were worth the extra money.
Absolutely buy this one.
I look forward to the next one!!
Date published: 2019-03-17
Rated 5 out of
5
by
AliceWonders from
They listened to my feedback! :)
I've enjoyed every Elven Legend game and this was no exception, but the one minor annoyance was the way the Princess said "Interesting!" (I could play without sound but then you lose the other sounds.) I mentioned it when reviewing a previous Elven Legend, and the makers have indeed done something. I also like the new character and concept, yet it still feels like an Elven Legend game. Good stuff!
Date published: 2019-03-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
pennmom36 from
I MISS PRINCESS/QUEEN AERIN
Well, that was quick! Didn't King Galanius just pass over his crown when the Royal Wedding Bells rang Ding-Dong for Princess Aerin, and Tillian, who shortly thereafter became the proud parents of a bouncing Royal Baby Girl in the last Elven Legends game? Now, in the blink of an eye, the Royal Princess is all grown-up, with magic powers of her very own, and making Royal Decisions on her journey home from Grandpa's house!
I must admit, one of the reasons I have always loved this TM series is because, over the last 6 games, I followed the story of a young Elven Princess as she discovered her magical abilities and learned how to serve her Kingdom's people. Aerin met the man of her dreams (well, it was more like he just popped into her life all of a sudden) Together they worked as an inseparable team side by side, decided to get married and her proud father, King Galanius handed down the crown. That took place over 6 game episodes, so I really would have been happier to have an in-between episode or two with the Royal Parents still involved as they handed down their family values to shape her into the young Princess she's currently become. But I guess there's no going back now, I just hope the next episode doesn't fast forward 40 years to show an aging and bitter Princess Sonja living alone in a decaying castle amongst a hundred cats. (well, the cats would still be adorable)
Elven Legend games are strategy-based Time Management games requiring you to queue your tasks in a specific order. You can play in a Relaxed mode with no timer (and apparently no available Stars) a Normal Mode, or a Professional Mode, and you can replay the levels as often as necessary. Bonus Icons become available that help you beat the levels, such as Worker's Speed, Add Workers, Double the Production of Resources, Speed up Work Production or even Increase the number of Existing Resources.
There are the normal TM tasks of collecting food, water, wood, stone crystals etc. and the same tasks of clearing the roads, repairing bridges and filling in pits along the way. Princess Sonja, who has the ability to animate non-living objects, of course, does all the magic work, and she is joined by someone who claims that he and his army have been sent to protect her.
There are several Altars of Resources available in each level that will produce 2 units of renewable resources over a period of time. Magical Trees produce wood, but they will first require Water before they will regrow or produce, Waterwells can be constructed on most levels or reproduced on altars. You will need to construct different buildings as well as upgrade them to produce various resources such as Farms to produce food, Workers House's to hire extra workers, Sawmills for wood, Inn's to produce Gold, Mines to produce magic Crystals, Labs to produce Philosopher's Stones as a source of Princess Sonja's magic.
Some levels require items to be Crafted such as creating Clay, Wood, an Iron Golems before the Princess can animate them. Crafted items you gather will automatically move to the icon, and once all items have been collected you need to click on the icon to complete the task.
In this Collector's Edition version, each scene has a Morphing Faun Statuette (60) Collectible Books (60) and 12 collectible Baby Golems in 5 different categories or types (60) You can replay the levels after completing them, to pick up missed collectibles or morphs, without having to replay the level, you will NOT lose your star rating if you only return to pick the up! There are 8 Wallpapers, 8 Concept Art Character Pictures, 39 Achievements to earn, a High Scores Leaderboard, 10 extra CE Bonus Levels, and a built-in Strategy Guide, enjoy!
ELVEN LEGEND SERIES LIST
Title***Collector's Edition Release Date***Average Rating
1-Elven Legend 1: SE only (February 4-2015) 3.2
2-Elven Legend 2: The Bewitched Tree SE only (February 3-2016) 3.3
3-Elven Legend 3: The New Menace CE (July 26-2016) 3.4
4-Elven Legend 4: The Incredible Journey CE (February 28-2017) 3.1
5-Elven Legend 5: The Fateful Tournament CE (November 14-2017) 4.8
6-Elven Legend 6: The Treacherous Trick CE (September 1-2018) 3.8
7-Elven Legend 7: The New Generation CE (March 2-2019) n/a
by: Growing Grass Studio
Date published: 2019-03-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JeansLady1 from
Instant Buy
I had the joy of beta testing this game. I keep a log of the games I beta test and make a note for each one. Beside the title of this game I had written "Buy this one!" I found it to be everything joybelle has already written about. It's a terrific TM game with lots of features to keep you entertained and engaged. I'm one of those folks who does not play for the 3 Star goal. I tried that once and it took all the fun out of the game for me. I want to take my time and soak it all in. I'm big on graphics and details in each scene/level and playing in a mode that is timed takes all of that away from me. In many TM games, there is still the strategy/challenge of doing things in the right order so I don't have to replay a level.
Date published: 2019-03-02
Rated 5 out of
5
by
joybelle_1 from
Its got the LOT, Strategy, Fun, and Entertainment
For a game to be called a CE it should contain a strategy guide, collectables, bonus levels, concept art, wallpapers and achievements. This one has the lot.
The next generation is the story of the young Elven princess who can bring inanimate objects magically to life, and her journey home from her G'pa's back to her parents Castle. It is quite fairytale like in its theme.
The game itself has three modes of play including relaxed, and there are 50 levels and 10 bonus levels
There are three achievements on every level, a book, a cute pink Gollum and a tiny and hard to spot morphing faun statuette. The strategy guide is easy to flip down, accurate and has them clearly marked for each level. (you can go back and get them too)
This game will keep you busy and there is no slacking off even for resource gathering. Sometimes resources appears on altars, but often you have to cut your own wood from a tree or pick your own food.
There are bonuses for speed and production, and upgrades to buildings. In that respect most buildings are familiar to other games in the series. The gameplay however is not so much. Every level is so different from the last you are never repeating a goal, its never the same scenery and it keeps you very busy figuring out the game screen (while searching for collectables!)
Whilst it is a 'fairytale' theme, its not totally cutie pie, there are rats and villians, craftsmen, soldiers, traders and mythical creatures. The graphics are terrific, and the game play is extremely smooth.
I was so pleased to see that number seven in the series had me challenged, immersed and smiling. Yes its a standard 'collect and meet the goals' TM, but the journey is first class. Try the demo. I think you will be hooked. Enjoy!
Date published: 2019-03-02
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Momma_Llama from
Mostly fun
I enjoyed this game, but found that now and again I would have to restart because it wasn't clear on how much of a resource I would be able to use without running out. That's annoying.
Still, it was fun and well thought out. If you don't mind restarting a few times, it's a good game.
Date published: 2019-03-12
Rated 4 out of
5
by
plat1098 from
Fans Won't Be Disappointed
New characters replace Aerin, the Griffin and Tillian which actually doesn't interest me all that much. The basic games formula does, which, instead of multitudes of obstacles and paths and structures, always focuses on fewer, more well-thought-out objects and tasks to occupy your mind. In limited time mode (professional and normal), time may well run out while you're trying to figure out how to finish a head-scratcher of a goal. Same as always, and almost always, these are creative, charming and well done. Several collectable objects are present in every scene--meh, could live without although the disappearing one is a good idea.
Graphics continue to be mediocre: compare the first opening scene with the game scenes and you'll understand. Audio could also have been improved, with there being two or more music tracks playing at one time--a little discordant. Occasionally, part of the game play was cut off by the task and timer bar. Overall, good and imaginative game, I'm enjoying it.
Date published: 2019-03-07
Rated 3 out of
5
by
joannes0 from
Too difficult
These types of resource gathering games are my favorite. The graphics are great, the storyline is cute. But quite a lot of these levels are too hard. You don't realize until after you do it that by upgrading that one resource building, you just used all of another resource and have none for something else. And if you don't upgrade the buildings, then you're sitting here just waiting and waiting while you gather the needed resources for something, which takes forever. I play these games to relax, but having to play a level four and five times isn't relaxing. It's stressful. Wouldn't recommend unless you like to be frustrated.
Date published: 2019-03-05
Rated 2 out of
5
by
sonje123 from
Boring
I love time management games, but this one bored me to tears. Was a waste of money for me. I played the game but was not impressed at all. I did not even bother to play the extra levels and started playing other games. This was not a winner. It was way too easy the others in this series were much better.
Date published: 2019-03-08
Rated 1 out of
5
by
gamergirl675 from
Stop treating relaxed players like second class citizens.
Based on demo because this is a NO BUY for me.
It's 2019 guys... if you haven't figured out by now that people who enjoy playing relaxed still want to earn stars for completion then we have a problem. If you program your game to be "your way or the highway" then you lose sales. I play relaxed because my life is stressful... not because I can't play hard mode... but make it MY choice.
This is my favorite style of game... strategy and resource gathering... so this would have been an insta-buy for me if not for the missing stars in relaxed. (And by missing I mean you get to stare at the blank stars for not earning them I don't mean they just aren't there so that makes it even worse.) Perhaps it gets better later on but it's a pretty standard resource gathering game. Nothing special.
They have voice controls so I expected narration but the only voice is annoying fake "hurry up" type sounds during game play there is ZERO narration of the actual story. I ended up turning the sound off because it was cheesy and got annoying.
Anyway... try it... but if you like a full relaxed experience then this isn't the game. If you don't care and only play timed then you may like it. Probably not worth the CE price depending on what you like... the extras to find are super lame... basically a pink cylinder shape and a square card shape and then a tiny morphing thing that if you are timed and trying to find forget about it.
Date published: 2019-03-02