In short, an overly grindy and sometimes boring read-through to get to decent lewd CGI of characters that may have influenced your porn addiction when you were younger.
Praise has to be given for Mity's continuous updates to the project. A lot of work has gone into providing content for everyone which is great.
Mity consistently provides original-show-fitting-art for the characters of the ATLA universe. Additionally, the actual amount of content you get from going through each path in Four Elements Trainer (FET) is high in quantity.
The problem here is quality of writing and gameplay. While writing can be checked off to an extent for horny RenPy games, FET has the same problems as every "trainer" genre game of painful grinding and player distractors.
Characters are only bare-minimum attributed to their actual story selves, and arguably blend together as a gray-matter form for you to squeeze hentai out of.
Sometimes Mity hits on comedy but overall, every piece of dialogue other than H-dialogue (if you're into it) and important objective info is skippable.
Gameplay is essentially just a test of patience. Fortunately it doesn't rip as much time away as some awful RenPy games can, but you'll miss nothing worth seeing if you start each book with plenty of cheats instead of grinding out work. Press a thing to get a thing to buy a thing to unlock a thing, or something worse like the spinners in Korra's route which just serve to further waste player time. Or, hilariously, Mity's use of the shop owner in Korra's route which gives hints to a bored player by directly saying "wait for me to slowly get to the edge of the screen, then get your hint". I did laugh at that.
CGI and artwork is decent. Mity draws the characters well and mostly in-style. Expressions and animations can make scenes visually interesting. H-artwork does its job though is a little underwhelming with awkward frame-by-frame animation instead of anything smooth. I did see someone post that Mity always draws dicks really thin and now I can't unsee it. Pity.
Conclusion
Four Elements Trainer is probably worth your time if you're starved for content regarding the ATLA girls, but overall as an H-game does little truly well outside of its artwork and niche. Skip dialogue, cheat your way through content, and try to enjoy yourself. Mity seems like an OK person and the amount of content provides a high 3/5.
Praise has to be given for Mity's continuous updates to the project. A lot of work has gone into providing content for everyone which is great.
Mity consistently provides original-show-fitting-art for the characters of the ATLA universe. Additionally, the actual amount of content you get from going through each path in Four Elements Trainer (FET) is high in quantity.
The problem here is quality of writing and gameplay. While writing can be checked off to an extent for horny RenPy games, FET has the same problems as every "trainer" genre game of painful grinding and player distractors.
Characters are only bare-minimum attributed to their actual story selves, and arguably blend together as a gray-matter form for you to squeeze hentai out of.
Sometimes Mity hits on comedy but overall, every piece of dialogue other than H-dialogue (if you're into it) and important objective info is skippable.
Gameplay is essentially just a test of patience. Fortunately it doesn't rip as much time away as some awful RenPy games can, but you'll miss nothing worth seeing if you start each book with plenty of cheats instead of grinding out work. Press a thing to get a thing to buy a thing to unlock a thing, or something worse like the spinners in Korra's route which just serve to further waste player time. Or, hilariously, Mity's use of the shop owner in Korra's route which gives hints to a bored player by directly saying "wait for me to slowly get to the edge of the screen, then get your hint". I did laugh at that.
CGI and artwork is decent. Mity draws the characters well and mostly in-style. Expressions and animations can make scenes visually interesting. H-artwork does its job though is a little underwhelming with awkward frame-by-frame animation instead of anything smooth. I did see someone post that Mity always draws dicks really thin and now I can't unsee it. Pity.
Conclusion
Four Elements Trainer is probably worth your time if you're starved for content regarding the ATLA girls, but overall as an H-game does little truly well outside of its artwork and niche. Skip dialogue, cheat your way through content, and try to enjoy yourself. Mity seems like an OK person and the amount of content provides a high 3/5.