Hyrule Warriors Review

High horse.

I’m notorious for starting and never finishing games in The Legend of Zelda series, mostly because either I get to a dungeon that frustrates me or I simply don’t know where to go, though recent entries have largely addressed this. A Link Between Worlds was fantastic and I like telling people that the first…

  • Action-packed gameplay
  • That eventually runs really shallow
  • Adventure Mode
  • Never stop button-mashing with Free Mode
  • The Bazaar's Smithy and Weapon Badges add layers
  • Killing the same character for the thousandth time in the same level
  • Tons of (for the first time ever) playable Zelda stars
  • Mind-numbing frustration on higher difficulties

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Action-packed gameplay That eventually runs really shallow Adventure Mode Never stop button-mashing with Free Mode The Bazaar's Smithy and Weapon Badges add layers Killing the same character for the thousandth time in the same level Tons of (for the first time ever) playable Zelda stars Mind-numbing frustration on higher difficulties
Action-packed gameplay That eventually runs really shallow Adventure Mode Never stop button-mashing with Free Mode The Bazaar's Smithy and Weapon Badges add layers Killing the same character for the thousandth time in the same level Tons of (for the first time ever) playable Zelda stars Mind-numbing frustration on higher difficulties
Action-packed gameplay That eventually runs really shallow Adventure Mode Never stop button-mashing with Free Mode The Bazaar's Smithy and Weapon Badges add layers Killing the same character for the thousandth time in the same level Tons of (for the first time ever) playable Zelda stars Mind-numbing frustration on higher difficulties
Action-packed gameplay That eventually runs really shallow Adventure Mode Never stop button-mashing with Free Mode The Bazaar's Smithy and Weapon Badges add layers Killing the same character for the thousandth time in the same level Tons of (for the first time ever) playable Zelda stars Mind-numbing frustration on higher difficulties
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