I bought this for my husband for Christmas! When we first started dating, we played The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker on the Nintendo GameCube. It’s one of the few video games I’ve personally completed because I enjoyed it so much. So, I wanted to relive that experience with him again 25 years later, and it’s been so much fun! We really enjoy this game—beautiful graphics and definitely much more advanced 25 years later! 😂

I am 74-years old and I still love "The Legend of Zelda" games. This one is a lot of fun and it features Princess Zelda as the main character. Now it is HER job to rescue Link. You do not use weapons to fight. You have a "wand" that creates rocks and even monsters to help you fight a battle. A different type of "Zelda" game that will keep you interested for hours---it has my full attention! This was a Christmas gift to me from someone who got it on a Black Friday Sale price. The best way to get games you want at a great price.

Another great Zelda game. We already had link awakening, which is fantastic, by the way. Echoes of wisdom have taken over our christmas break and new year. It is such a fun game which requires you to think and the story is great. Would highly recommend it.

If you think of Indiana Jones it’s high stakes. And Carl Fareborne is no exception. Like Jones his somber and focus on the mission taking down opponents to reach his objective with his trusty Sniper Rifle. The gameplay is smooth and fun. The series as whole is fun and I recommend them all. Each is standalone so it is a great entry point if you have not tried it!

I love the Zelda games in the overhead perspective style. I enjoy the graphics, charscter moves and echoes. It sure saves a lot of time during game play.. The twist and puzzle like strategies needed are fun to me. Our girls 8 and 9 are enjoying as well.

Loved everything about this game, hoping they make another one! I like that it combines puzzle solving, exploration and the usual game play story line. I think it’s great for kids and adults. Would absolutely recommend!

Got this for a friend who is used to being active and broke his leg! He really enjoyed it, and it kept him occupied. Highly suggest as a gift for someone who's sick or bored at home!

have spent several hours playing it. Overall, it offers an enjoyable experience with engaging gameplay and good entertainment value. The graphics and design are well done, and the controls are easy to learn, making it accessible for different types of players. I especially like the storyline, levels, characters, multiplayer, etc. One thing to keep in mind is that [mention a small downside: repetition, difficulty, loading time, etc.but it doesn’t take away too much from the overall experience. I would recommend this game for [type of player: kids, casual gamers, fans of the genre]. It’s a solid choice if you’re looking for something fun and easy to pick up.

This is a good game but it is kinda repetitive. I enjoy 2 d or top down Zelda games the best but this one got too repetitive and kinda boring. Skyward Sword is way better and more memorable or Twilight Princess.

To be honest, I don't love the graphics. The overly cartoony style didn't appeal to me for the Link's Awakening remake, and they don't appeal to me here. That said, I gave the game a try and the opening sequence was stunning! It's great to finally have a game focused on Zelda as the protagonist, and I have been wanting something like this since 1999. I'm not very far yet, but the game seems to be mostly puzzle-based. Fans of Zelda titles like A Link to the Past, Oracle of Ages, and Link's Awakening will enjoy this game the most. Aside from my initial distaste of the graphics, I will note that the controls set-up isn't my favorite. When Link is playable, it feels wrong to have the sword mapped to Y. The sword button is almost always B in Zelda games, and this game doesn't offer any option to remap it. Luckily you don't play as Link for most of the game, and Zelda doesn't use the sword. I gave it 4 out of 5 stars because the game does have missed potential. The gameplay led my daughter to believe we'd get to build a base, but that's absent. You can spawn furniture, but there's no base or home building mechanic. I like the game, but it could have been so much more.