Well, I would've been able to beat the quest if it weren't for the fact that Level 9 was completely unplayable and unbeatable, even with cheats.
The quest as a whole, wasn't that great at all. This quest just suffered a large amount of bugs and issues, some of which I had to cheat my way through because I keep getting stuck on the top-left corner when I entered some warps and collected a few Triforce pieces. Screen design as a whole isn't that great, with weird sudden colour transitions and loads of tile errors. The dungeons are all very bland and empty, with the occasional detail here and there, but as a whole, it's very poorly done. The difficulty is also all over the place, some areas being easier than others. I don't understand why you have a Death Knight in a room of a dungeon, and then use a Splitting Darknut as the boss when the splitter is a lot easier to kill. Most secrets are illogical and look really odd. I also was insanely dependent on the Lens, mostly because the later dungeons just became a walk-through maze, which isn't fun at all.
All in all, there are loads of things that can be improved with this quest. There are countless bugs and I just couldn't enjoy the quest. I was torn between a 0 or a 1, but I'm going to go right in the middle and say 0.5/5, which rounds up to a 1. With TONS of polish and bug-squishing, this could turn out to be a pretty neat miniquest.
"The Legend of Zelda: Link's Peril"
Overview
Feature Quest
Creator: UnityAlex Genre: Dungeon Romper Added: 05 Oct 2015 Updated: 09 Oct 2015 ZC Version: 2.50 Downloads: 508 Rating[?]: |
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This quest is very old and I was very new to Zelda Classic when making it. I was too ambitious and the quest suffered as a result. Please don't use this to judge my abilities for future works. Thank you.
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Description
This quest is linear, involving getting new items to unlock new areas of the map. For example, to the right of the first screen, there is a river blocking your way. Later, you will get the hookshot, allowing you to scross it, and access the next dungeon. There are 10 dungeons total, one not being required. These include: Hyrule Trial, Wiltered Island, Forbidden Offset, Moonlit Caverns, Hell Shrine, Underground, Turtle Rock, Skull Woods, and Tower of Hera. Lots of items have been modified to make the game more balanced, and a new sword has been added: The Biggoron Sword. There is a total of 20 heart containers, and you start with 5. It has a steep difficulty curve if you don't follow the walk through.
Story
After the events of Zelda II, Ganon returns and attacks link while he is not expecting it. Link somehow lost the battle, even though possessing the whole triforce, and Ganon got away with the Triforce of Wisdom and the Triforce of Power. He loses the Triforce of Power, and it smashes in an explosion so great, it sends 8 pieces across Hyrule. In the great explosion, the Master Sword was sent into the depths of Hell, as were the scrolls that Link can find to improve his abilities. Ganon kidnaps Zelda to get Link to give up the Triforce of Courage, but Link refuses. He sets out to get all 8 pieces of the Triforce of Power and stop Ganon.
Tips & Cheats
Follow the walkthrough and you'll be fine.
Credits
UnityAlex, and the Zelda Classic Team.