Doomy 1225

God game. Don’t ask. The story is 10/10. Even though the gameplay feels a lot different from the normal Zelda Game, the story is so good that it just makes you love the game no matter what.

I want to make this review quick. Overall opinion: 9.6/10 Link’s awakening is really good. It isn’t the best, but it still is good and worth your money. If you do want to play this game, play it on the remaster/remake. The Gameboy edition kind of limits the game. A few of the game’s dungeons do feel a bit generic, but other than 1 or 2 dungeons the game is good.

First of all, Undertale is a masterpiece that is one of the most underrated games of the decade. Overall opinion: 10/10 Gameplay: 9.5/10 Soundtrack/music: 10/10 Story/plot: 9.8/10 Bosses: 9.9/10 Gameplay: As a person that is a large fan of rpgs, (especially turn-based ones) Undertale is a masterpiece and gives you a lot for the price of the game. The gameplay is fun, unique, and some of the characters are fun enough where the gameplay doesn’t have to matter as much. You have the option of sparing or killing enemies, which can give you a different ending depending on what you do. The gameplay is much different and deviates from what you normally do in the genre of games this falls into, and it gives you choices. Certain things you choose will have consequences, and can really make you think on what you’ll do next. Gameplay isn’t 10/10, but it definitely isn’t bad. Soundtrack: The soundtrack is iconic, with the music sticking in your head for awhile, in a good way. The music from this game is still used today on videos on the internet, and anybody who listens to the music in this game will bop their head to at least one song. Story/plot: You play as a human who fell underground in a world full of monsters, and you want to go to the surface. It can be hard to explain the story without spoiling anything, and it also can be more complicated than you would think. Through the entire game you encounter strange and ridiculous things filled with secrets in your the world. The characters just feel so memorable, and it can just be fun to go around places and investigate things. Bosses: (SPOILERS) The bosses in this game not only have iconic songs, but fun gameplay that doesn’t feel too hard or easy at the same time. There can be a few bosses that are very annoying and hard.

Overall opinion: 6/10 Gameplay: 9/10 Story/Plot: 3/10 Performance/Framerate: 7/10 Characters/Missions: 8/10 Gameplay: Amazing, the game feels so fresh and fun to play, and each time I got a new character I felt excited to play as them and see if I preferred them over others. The bosses are unique and creative, also adding new characters and boss designs. I wouldn’t say the game is hard, but it does have a few missions that can be overwhelming and a bit hard. Story/Plot: (SPOILERS FOR ENDING) This game’s biggest problem. They advertised this game it’s announcement and trailer as a bigger backstory into the champions and that it was a prequel to Breath of the Wild. And NO, it was not like that. At the end of the game, you all team up against Calamity Ganon, and Zelda, Link and the Champions actually beat him, creating a parallel universe JUST BECAUSE Terrako went through a small portal during the main BOTW timeline?! The ending totally messes with the timeline and jumps the sharks in so many ways! That ending sometimes just sounds like a joke whenever I think about it! Overall the story is really bland and the ending is weird, maybe I’m being too harsh, I am generally not sure. Performance: It’s okay. I don’t know much about tech and framerate and really don’t care a lot about it, but there were times the game made my switch’s fan go extremely fast and it does lag occasionally from the tons of screen effects on screen, and the crowds of enemies and tons of other things. Characters/Missions: The game consists of 19 characters (not including DLC) and 20 Main Story Missions (Not including Blood Moons, side quests, or DLC missions). The characters you can play as are mainly characters you see in BOTW like Master Kohga, Monk Maz Koshia and tons of more. I personally myself think that the character roster in Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition is better, because there are more characters and they aren’t all just seen in BOTW. They also just have generally iconic characters like Sheik, Ruto, Midna and a few original character that are only from that game like Cia, Lana, Volga, and MAYBE Linkle. Many and almost all of the Missions in Age Of Calamity are fun, while others are long, boring and hard. There are way too many side quests too keep track of, and all of them give you almost nothing that helps you in the game at all.