Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King

I understand that I'm probably not the target audience which I believe would be up to about 12 years old. There's really nothing wrong with the game, but to be fair there's nothing really good either. The story is alright, the graphics are ok, the sound is decent. But in the end nothing stands out. The puzzles aren't even puzzles (I don't think I needed more than one try for any of them). The whole game is basically just walking around to different spots that pose no challenge or change of pace of any sort. For the most part I couldn't even be arsed to dodge the lava or the snowballs and just tanked them and the same goes for all the fights (including bosses). So if you're looking for a challenge, some new take on anything; this is not where you'll find it. If you are a child, or if you have a kid, and they think The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is fun but too difficult - this might be the solution to ease them in. Otherwise I see no reason to buying this,. TL;DR...

Nuclear comfy.

It is hard to recommend this game. But if you want a 2D zelda-like you might still enjoy it. On the bright side, you get a bunch of cool tools to play with : aside from bow boomerang and bombs you get medallions that summon earthquakes, thunder, or just a swarm of homing bees (this one's great), and some other things. The story is basic but told in a charming way. The musics are alright, sometimes good. The visuals are nice as well. The first biome and first dungeon have nice design and atmosphere, and a cast of interesting enemies. The puzzles are classic but there's enough variety in the dungeon rooms that its length isn't much of a problem. And then it stops. After the first dungeon, the game just starts to turn into an enemy spam slog. Each room, be it overworld or dungeons, starts being crowded by 15+ mobs (fun fact, they all respawn each time you leave the room) and few points of interest. The diversity in enemies and puzzles plummets, the item you get in dungeons 2 and 3...

Fun little adventure game. Light on story, but cute enough. All and all a pretty chill journey, though some of the puzzles are not logical. There is also a shop keeper that keeps actual business hours that is never explained in the game. Could miss them completely if you are a normal working adult. Those little things aside, do recommend if you like Zelda games.

A very nice little classic Zelda like game. I would have liked to be able to map more than two items to controller buttons and some of the items had very little use compared to others but I enjoyed every minute playing this little gem.

good game inspired on zelda links awakening DX

Finally an answer to the age-old question: what if Zelda was a girl?