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Midna fills the role of the Zelda game helper role like that of the fairy Navi from Ocarina. The game’s best quality, and the one that sets it apart from merely being a rehash of Ocarina of Time with better graphics, is the inclusion of Midna, who accompanies you on your quest. It still isn’t nearly as good-looking a game as Wind Waker (either the 2002 version or the 2014 remaster), but it’s now a solidly nice to look at, and plays with a better frame-rate.Īnd once you power through the game’s first few sequences (the awful village section and the game’s so-so first dungeon), you are given a game that’s shockingly chock full of content, giving you a new area or dungeon to overcome almost constantly and with a minimum of fuss and busy work between sequences. The new HD version helps in this regard - what was a muddy mess in the GameCube/Wii versions looks crisp and clean on the Wii U (though many of the environments are still notably blocky).

The thing is, once you push past the shaky beginning, Twilight Princess is excellent, mixing the best dungeons in the entire series with a moody, but not overly grim motif that blends traditional Zelda environments with elements seemingly inspired by Princess Mononoke and Silent Hill. (The game’s opening village sequence seems to be there to teach you every single mechanic in the game in the most tedious way possible, and even includes training for a mechanic you literally don’t see again until the final boss battle 40 hours later.) The truth is that TP has perhaps the best 30 hours of any 3D Zelda game, the problem is that those 30 hours come after 10 real stinkers, and a 1.5 hour introductory sequence that’s downright painful to play through. Article contentīeloved at the time, critical consensus has cooled quite a bit on Twilight Princess, with many now admitting that they have a hard time getting into the very traditional Zelda game. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.