I'm thinking about creating a RPG with elves as the main characters, most of the game will be about them but I need ideas and inspirations.

Since I'm not finding much out there I'd like to see what you guys are making, not just your games, your concept arts, stories, ideas, assets, small projects,... i'm not gonna steal anything but I want to see what is being made so I can make something fully unique.

Also what would you want to see in an elf game, and how do you manage being a solo dev?

Well not much creativity here I see,  but I have had an idea in mind for some time and I think you'd be interested. 

The protagonist of the game would be an elf with a party made of humans and other races some with a lifespan around humans, less or even a few centuries, the elf would be immortal. Your goal would be to save the world, stop apocaliptic events and things like that but only big missions involving events that happen once every few decades or every century.

But after the battle is won all party members would return to their normal lives and time would fly by. For the next event that needs to be stop or the next time the world needs to be saved there would be a member of the party who died from old age and everyone would grieve him, the elf not more than the others particularly. However as times and adventures go by the rest of the party would start to die from old age too leaving the elf protagonist alone.

Despite winning all of his battles he would end up losing all of his friends (that he could also see as a family) because they would die of old age. And depending on the choices you made he could either learn to move on and keep enjoying life and cherish the time he has with his new loved ones or be consumed by grief and isolate himself forever.

I feel this would work so well with elves as in my opinion they are the best race to tackle themes about loss and the passing of time.

Make it about stone elves. Wood elves are seen in abundance. Also dark elves, high elves and such. 

Of course the stone elves might have adjusted to working stone and digging, so they probably are a bit on the smaller side and maybe stocky.

And maybe they fight trolls. Probably on a market place. While minding their own business, the trolls rolled in and tried to rally up the townsfolk against our stoner elves. 

The plot twist: it was the same troll again and again, wearing different disguises.

Anyway, if your rpg idea starts with a race or species as a plot device, you have nothing. The main hero or heroes being elves is not a story all by itself. You will need something to tell that is interesting. Elves being elves is boring. It is only the contrast with other beings or the utter alien concepts they would have, that make it interesting - or extra boring, as the trope of the elf is overused. Elves are the Mary Sue of the fantasy creatures.

Have them go on a quest to save their kind, because Elves are starting to suddenly grow old. You can add lore, why the elves are long lived to begin with and build on that.

As a solo dev I'd advise you to start small. I think a lot of soloists make the mistake of starting out with a magnum opus - that sort of thing can end up in scope creep and burnout. So I'm sand-boxing with a small one first; just a character walking around an Elven citadel and taking to different Elves, playing a game with one and inspecting different items in the citadel, like the pillars, fountain and secretly reading an Elf's personal diary (and making fun of the Elf for his diary later). 

Even then it's taking me a lot of time to draw the individual assets. That's what I meant with the scope creep/burnout thing. I'm finding it very hard to finish because I just have so much to draw and do at times get bored of having to draw so much of one single character just to have portraits and walking and harp-playing animations. It does teach me to be patient and pace myself, though, which is a good thing!

In terms of assets, I do have free Elf assets for people to use!

I've not gotten any ratings or many downloads for it though, compared to my other sprites. I imagine it's because very few people within the anime community make VNs and games about Elves; we mostly tend to see Japanese school settings or modern-day settings in our games and VNs (my modern-day sprites get a lot more downloads). But perhaps that would change in the future. I have plans to release my entire sandbox sprite pack once the demo is complete, so people can make their own game with the same setting, with recolors that they can use to suit their game's atmosphere better.

Personally, I want to see different Races interact with each other - Men, Dwarves, Elves, Halflings - all living in harmony and sharing different experiences and stories with each other. I don't feel all games need to have conflict to be interesting.

A game about an Elven smith/craftman working alongside teams of Dwarves and other Elven craftsmen to make beautiful jewelry to sell would also be up my alley! In my mind Dwarves are good at mining precious stones/metals and forging, but Elves help to make gorgeous things that they also enjoy and barter with each other with. I would like to see a game where an Elf is best friends with a Dwarf and get along very well despite their differences.

perhaps make dragon riding elves, just cause dragons are fun

yessssss moar elf games

I think I have seen some on poki

But they are old

I know