After playing Four Swords, I honestly was expecting a far worse game than what Four Swords Adventures turned out to be. The collaboration component has been refined and the puzzles are genuinely enjoyable. The game was a lighthearted tone that fits with the multiplayer aspect, and the level based structure (similar to a typical Mario game) doesn't get repetitive.

At the same time, there's no lack of problems. First of all, the game is way too easy. The player would almost have to intentionally die to experience any kind of obstacle difficulty-wise. Secondly, the plot is a basic justification for an adventure and has 0 importance. Plus the level structure could be improved, saving some type of progress as the players advance so that is feels more organic.

Still, it's a game worth trying.