René Ortega

It will be super hard for any game set in the Breath of the Wild universe to get closebto how perfect BotW felt. Hyrule Warriors, as a Musoe game is great. And as a Zelda game is very good too. The game suffers a lot from Switch's lack of power however. Reaching points where it might be frustrating for some as it drops constantly to under 20FPS. Gameplay wise, the developers did a great job to balance the buttton smashing from the musoe games with the finesse and technique BotW's gameplay require. It feels amazing to land flurry rushes after a perfect dodge. Or using the Sheikah Tablet at the perfect time. The story of the game, might surprise or even anger some fans who expected it to be a faithful prequel. As it is very different from what many expected. However, I do like when a couple set of characters get to interact in ways that were not possible in BotW. The game offers enough content to keep you playing over and over for a good amount of time. And the attention to detail it presented in regards of setting the Hyrule of the past, left a great impression on me.

A piece of art. It marks the return of DK to the style that made the SNES game so remarkable. Gameplay wise it feels familiar enough, but it adds enough fresh ideas to make it worth the time you'll be putting on it. The music of the game doesn't disappoint a bit. As expected from this incredible saga, it goes from some classic tunes with completely new arrangement to brand new songa that fit the game perfectly.