This is a fun love letter to old school gameboy Zelda games and mixes it with Bloodborne. There is a lot to like about this game. And, I do recommend it.

The simplicity of it is the most attractive feature - you don't have to worry about upgrading weapons, you just have to find them and use them. It has some classic in there like the bomb and hookshot, which really shine in exploring dungeons and retracing your steps through the maps to find new secrets with new weapons.

The music is decent, but at the caliber of an older game boy game.

The story is there, but also light, hidden behind random npcs you find along the way.

The boss fights were a little over tuned for the type of combat system that existed, but the only one that gave me any pause or struggle was the final boss.

Again, I'd highly recommend this one. I think it's worth full price but you'll get ~10 hours out of this. I finished the game at 96% completion, so have a handful of things I could go back to find, but beat the game at 9 hours.

This is a fun love letter to old school gameboy Zelda games and mixes it with Bloodborne. There is a lot to like about this game. And, I do recommend it. The simplicity of it is the most attractive feature - you don't have to worry about upgrading weapons, you just have to find them and use them. It has some classic in there like the bomb and hookshot, which really shine in exploring dungeons and retracing your steps through the maps to find new secrets with new weapons. The music is decent, but at the caliber of an older game boy game. The story is there, but also light, hidden behind random npcs you find along the way. The boss fights were a little over tuned for the type of combat system that existed, but the only one that gave me any pause or struggle was the final boss. Again, I'd highly recommend this one. I think it's worth full price but you'll get ~10 hours out of this. I finished the game at 96% completion, so have a handful of things I could go back to find, but beat the game at 9 hours.