- May 30, 2013
- Nintendo
The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages
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About
The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages is a 2001 action-adventure game where Link travels through time to save the Oracle of Ages from a villain. This Game Boy Color game offers a unique story and gameplay elements, and connecting it with Oracle of Seasons unlocks additional features. Completing both games gives players a more enriched experience, with continuity in characters and items.


- Delightful gameplay with a variety of puzzles and challenges that keep players engaged.
- Colorful graphics and pleasant music enhance the overall experience, making it a joy to play.
- The game features a rich story with character interactions and a sense of exploration that feels epic despite not being set in Hyrule.
- The high difficulty level can lead to frustration, often requiring players to consult guides to progress.
- Repetitive navigation patterns in dungeons can become tiresome and detract from the enjoyment.
- Some players may find the game challenging if they are not familiar with RPG or adventure games, leading to potential roadblocks.
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is described as a blend of basic, tried-and-true elements with moments of emotional depth, featuring progressive developments and engaging character interactions. While some find it underrated and enjoyable, others note it remains somewhat conventional despite its adventure-filled narrative and array of side quests. Overall, it strikes a balance between familiarity and charm, contributing positively to the gameplay experience.
“The story is one of the best in the series with progressive developments, twists, and great character interaction.”
“Although I can't say it's up in my favorites, it's definitely a good game full of adventure with a nice storyline—definitely underrated.”
“The story, more or less, is basic and tried-and-true, but at times still touching.”
“The story is basic and tried-and-true, but at times still touching.”