Pretty great overall. Loved all the Zelda II sprites and sounds. After reading many reviews I thought it might get annoyingly difficult towards the end, and I'm not the greatest player, but I finished with about a quarter of my hearts left - so just right if you ask me.
Hope you're working on another, TK8305.
Legend Of Zelda - Temples of Turmoil
Overview
Feature Quest
Creator:
TK8305
Genre: Dungeon Romper
Added: 12 Oct 2013
Updated: 26 Sep 2016
ZC Version: 2.50
Downloads: 1722
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Link arrives at a very mysterious land known as Elemia. He is on the hunt for the Triforce of Courage after learning of
Zelda's abduction at the hands of Ganon....again! It appears he has also forged an alliance with another great evil and
together with the entire triforce plan to make an army capable of snuffing out everything in existence. Can the Hylian
Hero save Elemia and rescue Zelda once again?
Zelda's abduction at the hands of Ganon....again! It appears he has also forged an alliance with another great evil and
together with the entire triforce plan to make an army capable of snuffing out everything in existence. Can the Hylian
Hero save Elemia and rescue Zelda once again?
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grayswandir
Posted 15 March 2016 - 11:54 AM
Overall a decent quest. It uses the classic tileset, but is clever with it and expands on it a lot. Similarly, it retains many Z1 rooms and enemies, but adds a few new ones as well. Feels sort of like a direct sequel to Z1? Except it's completely linear.
I liked the shop and rupee balance overall. Dungeons give a lot of rupees out, and there's a lot of items to buy. Generally, I'd struggle going halfway into a dungeon, come out with enough rupees to purchase the needed gear, then come back and finish the rest. It was overall pretty fun. The one thing I didn't like is level 8 being locked behind several costly items - I didn't get to do that.
Dungeons overall were fairly straightforward, though I did miss an item or two on my first pass, even with how early you get the lens of truth.
I liked the shop and rupee balance overall. Dungeons give a lot of rupees out, and there's a lot of items to buy. Generally, I'd struggle going halfway into a dungeon, come out with enough rupees to purchase the needed gear, then come back and finish the rest. It was overall pretty fun. The one thing I didn't like is level 8 being locked behind several costly items - I didn't get to do that.
Dungeons overall were fairly straightforward, though I did miss an item or two on my first pass, even with how early you get the lens of truth.
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Tabletpillow
Edited 06 February 2016 - 07:42 PM
I've been playing this quest passively for a long time now. Sorry if I didn't really talk a lot about this quest, but finished it a while back ago. I feel like I should review this.
The gameplay is definitely my style, lots of great combat. And there's a lot of interesting places to explore, too. But the best part by far in this quest is how you took the classic tileset and added tons of new elements to make look refreshing and new. I love the look to it!
Overall, I had a great time! Thanks for this quest!
The gameplay is definitely my style, lots of great combat. And there's a lot of interesting places to explore, too. But the best part by far in this quest is how you took the classic tileset and added tons of new elements to make look refreshing and new. I love the look to it!
Overall, I had a great time! Thanks for this quest!
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