Return To the Dark World
Overview
Feature Quest
Creator:
erm2003
Genre: Dungeon Romper
Added: 05 Nov 2005
Updated: 28 Jun 2006
ZC Version: 2.10
Downloads: 357
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Information
I started making this quest when I first started working with ZC a year and a half ago. I modeled the idea of this quest after A Link to the Past. This quest is a very long quest. It has 9+ full levels (some of them with multiple floors or maps), several mini-dungeons, and a full overworld map (half is the Dark World, half the Light World). It uses many of the newer items used in Zelda Classic and should be played using version 2.10.
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Flynn
Posted 10 January 2022 - 03:22 AM
I was digging through the catalog recently and came across this gem. It isn't the prettiest NES style quest but it has a lot of fun gaming mechanics going for it if you like the old school stuff. This is a quest that requires much searching via bombing and burning and remembering (or in my case writing down) of clues but I like all those things so thumbs up. I was able to complete without looking at any posted help, although I did get stuck at one point thinking I might quit but then finally found the thing from the clue so be persistent and things will work out.
cosmofield
Posted 29 September 2009 - 08:30 AM
Some unimaginative item locations with keys dropped in the same room as the door, food located in adjacent room as the grumbling Goirya etc. Besides from that I join in to say that this is a very good classic style quest, no bugs! A bit tricky in the beginning but the later levels was excellent with a good game-flow, I may play it through again sometime.
SofaKing
Posted 30 September 2007 - 07:44 PM
This is an excellent classic-styled quest. The use of the light world/dark world is well implemented. It's fun, glitch free, and the music fits perfectly. I like that bomb and burn spots on the overworld are not marked.
Any complaints are nit-picky. It's a little easy through the first five levels, although the later levels are challenging and excellent. The in-dungeon puzzles are mostly of the "push obvious block to an obvious spot on the floor" variety. Still, though, I played it through to the end, and had fun doing it, and for that you get five stars.
Any complaints are nit-picky. It's a little easy through the first five levels, although the later levels are challenging and excellent. The in-dungeon puzzles are mostly of the "push obvious block to an obvious spot on the floor" variety. Still, though, I played it through to the end, and had fun doing it, and for that you get five stars.
