I can’t put exactly what it feels like to play Elin. It doesn’t explain much to you, so you have to figure everything out yourself. You start exploring the world and with time you get more questions than answers. Overtime you just look at the monitor and think: “What should I do?” There is no real end goal to reach, your only fear are taxes, nothing is as scary as the tax bill in my mail box.
Riding your tine dog as horse? You can do that.
Grow extra limbs to fight with 8 weapons at the same time? Yes, yes you can.
Gifting a kid an AR for his birthday? The game asks you to do that.
Eating your weapon you found on the floor in a random dungeon, because it’s made out of edible stuff? I hope it didn’t rot yet.

I want to emphasize this again. You aren’t bound to do anything specifically. The world is free for you to explore and abuse as you wish. The only real metric that is important is your real-life time. Elin eats your game time for breakfast. So do start at your risk.

[h1] ELiN is an experience[/h1] I can’t put exactly what it feels like to play Elin. It doesn’t explain much to you, so you have to figure everything out yourself. You start exploring the world and with time you get more questions than answers. Overtime you just look at the monitor and think: “What should I do?” There is no real end goal to reach, your only fear are taxes, nothing is as scary as the tax bill in my mail box. [h2]Elin is unhinged[/h2] Riding your tine dog as horse? You can do that. Grow extra limbs to fight with 8 weapons at the same time? Yes, yes you can. Gifting a kid an AR for his birthday? The game asks you to do that. Eating your weapon you found on the floor in a random dungeon, because it’s made out of edible stuff? I hope it didn’t rot yet. [h2]Elin is a sandbox[/h2] I want to emphasize this again. You aren’t bound to do anything specifically. The world is free for you to explore and abuse as you wish. The only real metric that is important is your real-life time. Elin eats your game time for breakfast. So do start at your risk.