A bite sized 2D Zelda-like with more emphasis on combat than puzzles. Enjoyed the first 4 hours of the 8 hours it took me to complete this game, however halfway through you get bored of the extremely linear dungeons with the same 2 repetitive puzzles, of which are block pushing puzzles and tile stepping puzzles.
Combat is fluid and fun, but there's only so much you can do with combat in these types of games. I do commend the items which are very useful for combat and you won't only be relying on the sword.
The pixel art is nice however it lacks a certain charm and identity the 2D Zelda games have. With a little more budget and creativity, this game has the potential to be extremely solid, which is why I look forward to playing the sequel.
I recommend playing this only if you are craving more 2D Zelda.
Combat is fluid and fun, but there's only so much you can do with combat in these types of games. I do commend the items which are very useful for combat and you won't only be relying on the sword.
The pixel art is nice however it lacks a certain charm and identity the 2D Zelda games have. With a little more budget and creativity, this game has the potential to be extremely solid, which is why I look forward to playing the sequel.
I recommend playing this only if you are craving more 2D Zelda.