Square Enix has issued patch 1.1.0 for The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, addressing a prominent player complaint by adding a full mute option for the fairy companion Faie.
The update joins a slate of smaller fixes designed to smooth gameplay and correct platform-specific performance problems.
Since launch, many players voiced frustration with Faie’s frequent prompts.
In the new 1.1.0 update, Square Enix provides an option to silence Faie completely, giving players the ability to explore without repeated guidance from the companion.
Previously, the game shipped with two settings for Faie—"On" and "Reticent"—but several players reported that the Reticent setting still left the companion overly talkative.
One critic noted that Reticent reduced Faie’s interjections only part of the time and called for a true middle-ground setting for players who want occasional hints without constant suggestions.
Aside from the companion audio option, the 1.1.0 patch includes routine corrective measures.
The official notes list minor bug fixes and adjustments to the in-game tutorial, intended to clarify onboarding and reduce friction for new players.
The update also contains PC-specific tweaks meant to address frame-rate drops reported by users on that platform.
Square Enix’s ongoing post-launch support reflects an effort to refine user experience after initial feedback.
The title’s producer has previously remarked that the development team aimed for a gameplay sensibility more in line with classic action-RPGs such as Final Fantasy Adventure rather than a Zelda-style design, a positioning the studio cited while discussing development goals.
For players following coverage of The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, this 1.1.0 update is a targeted quality-of-life release that prioritizes player control over companion behavior and addresses technical stability.
Owners on PC should see improvements under the patch’s optimizations, while all players will benefit from the clarified tutorial steps and general bug fixes.
Patch details are available through Square Enix’s official channels and the game’s platform storefronts.
Continued developer updates are likely to appear in future patch notes as Square Enix responds to community feedback and post-launch performance monitoring.
The update joins a slate of smaller fixes designed to smooth gameplay and correct platform-specific performance problems.
Since launch, many players voiced frustration with Faie’s frequent prompts.
In the new 1.1.0 update, Square Enix provides an option to silence Faie completely, giving players the ability to explore without repeated guidance from the companion.
Previously, the game shipped with two settings for Faie—"On" and "Reticent"—but several players reported that the Reticent setting still left the companion overly talkative.
One critic noted that Reticent reduced Faie’s interjections only part of the time and called for a true middle-ground setting for players who want occasional hints without constant suggestions.
Aside from the companion audio option, the 1.1.0 patch includes routine corrective measures.
The official notes list minor bug fixes and adjustments to the in-game tutorial, intended to clarify onboarding and reduce friction for new players.
The update also contains PC-specific tweaks meant to address frame-rate drops reported by users on that platform.
Square Enix’s ongoing post-launch support reflects an effort to refine user experience after initial feedback.
The title’s producer has previously remarked that the development team aimed for a gameplay sensibility more in line with classic action-RPGs such as Final Fantasy Adventure rather than a Zelda-style design, a positioning the studio cited while discussing development goals.
For players following coverage of The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, this 1.1.0 update is a targeted quality-of-life release that prioritizes player control over companion behavior and addresses technical stability.
Owners on PC should see improvements under the patch’s optimizations, while all players will benefit from the clarified tutorial steps and general bug fixes.
Patch details are available through Square Enix’s official channels and the game’s platform storefronts.
Continued developer updates are likely to appear in future patch notes as Square Enix responds to community feedback and post-launch performance monitoring.
