As we noted in last week’s return installment of Best, Worst, Weirdest , Zelda broke with that basic tradition with 2013’s A Link Between Worlds, which dropped the whole idea of a steadily growing roster of tools,

You can see the influence of Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom in Echoes of Wisdom, Nintendo’s latest top-down Zelda game for the Nintendo Switch. But for all of the new game’s openness and emphasis on playing how you want,

Unfortunately, this final dungeon screws up the pacing of the last hour of Echoes of Wisdom, and the gimmick of working with Link feels underdeveloped in places. Featuring some of

So no, Echoes of Wisdom is no dungeon-builder. Like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, however, its ability to create makeshift solutions and items means players are quickly finding unusual ways to traverse the world and conquer its many levels. In some cases, by using items in ways so outlandish it seems like they shouldn’t exist.

It’s hard to believe it’s been almost 11 years since Nintendo released a 2D Zelda that wasn’t either a remake (Link’s Awakening HD) or designed around multiplayer (Tri Force Heroes). Despite following in the footsteps of A Link Between Worlds,

Echoes of Wisdom has several dungeons and bosses to beat. The first of many, the Seismic Talus boss is found in Suthorn Ruins.

Opening the doors to the dungeon of the Jabul Waters region is going to take a lot of work. Here's what you need to know.

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Echoes for Zelda to use to save the kingdom, but it also features six automatons that can fight at your side as long as you know how to unlock them. These little 'bot buddies are optional and relatively easy to miss if you're not looking for them,

You'll need all the wisdom you can get. Here's how to solve all the Easter Temple in Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom.