This review contains spoilers
My first contact with 2D Zelda, and it's much more fun and less mechanically challenging than I expected. It is, however, pretty challenging on those puzzles.
Beautiful art style, it's a bit too cute maybe but the colors pop out like very few games. Truly feels like a paradise island where the sun is always shining and the grass is always green, it's such a unique atmosphere.
The ending made me confused as hell though. Did Link kill all those people by releasing the Wind Fish? Were the nightmares right all along? The bosses we killed and the people we interacted with were all just a figment of the Wind Fish's imagination, but they were still alive in some capacity. So did he do the right thing?
Beautiful art style, it's a bit too cute maybe but the colors pop out like very few games. Truly feels like a paradise island where the sun is always shining and the grass is always green, it's such a unique atmosphere.
The ending made me confused as hell though. Did Link kill all those people by releasing the Wind Fish? Were the nightmares right all along? The bosses we killed and the people we interacted with were all just a figment of the Wind Fish's imagination, but they were still alive in some capacity. So did he do the right thing?