The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess {Spoiler Warning}

[iNma]

Ok, finished the game no more than 2 minutes ago.

It's taken 56 hours, which is by far the biggest Zelda game so far, I'd say. A lot of that was spent walking around just soaking the world in, which is a lot easier to do with this game than most of the previous ones, but as opposed to Wind Waker it doesn't feel like the side quests are there to pad out a short game.

Story-wise, this must easily be the best one so far. The stories of LTTP and OOT will always be dear to me, but this was much better written, more coherent and deeper.

The difficulty was also set at a much more balanced level than some previous games (OOT Water Temple, I'm looking at you), but it was nowhere near as easy as WW.

Also, it was great to see Ganon back as the last boss, was starting to fear he might not make an appearance.

All in all, I'm inclinced to call this the best Zelda, which is a pretty big statement. Frankly astonishing game, and I'm glad Zelda is as brilliant as ever. I'm going to bed, now, working nights from tomorrow. But the exhaustion was worth it :D

[Joxe]

I've been completing this game twice since it was released, and I agree, it is the best Zelda so far. The entire design is a big twist from TWW to the more serious side, but still, the game has lot of humor and very nice designed characters and dialogue that will make you laugh.

I hope the next Zelda will be as good as this one, or even better. One thing they can remove is the block pushing that has been in every Ice Cave in every game since the middle of the 90's, they are just annoying, I can nearly promise that blocks that stand on ice stops before they hit something, it's not just to push a little and it can go around the earth -_-

[kelvingreen]

I've basically finished it, but I've got a few side-quests to do before I go to the final dungeon. There's the fruit-collecting game to get the last heart piece, and then there's the Cave of Ordeals. I'm giving up on the clawshot game though, as it does my head in! :wink:

[yoshi175]

I've completed but I haven't got the 3rd tunic :?

[Drake]

Beaten it twice. First time through, 100%, was 40 hours, second time, which was a 3-heart speedrun, was 8:15.

Great game. The only thing I didn't like was that there wasn't that much good music (There were still a few gems in there though).

I like it more than OoT, unlike nearly everybody else.

[Kevin]

Yeah, I wouldn't of thought they would make a better Zelda game than Ocarina but I was wrong and glad to be proven wrong. After going through it three times I can say that the game is truly extroadinary.

[yoshi175]

Beaten it twice. First time through, 100%, was 40 hours, second time, which was a 3-heart speedrun, was 8:15.

Great game. The only thing I didn't like was that there wasn't that much good music (There were still a few gems in there though).

I like it more than OoT, unlike nearly everybody else.
I thought all the music was very good

[link64]

Yeah, I wouldn't of thought they would make a better Zelda game than Ocarina but I was wrong and glad to be proven wrong. After going through it three times I can say that the game is truly extroadinary.

Are you kidding the puzzles were boring (and felt very familiar).

Most of the dungeons layouts were not practical at all you never need something to teleport you back to were you were.

The game felt very drawn out there were to many things to do in between dungeons such as finding bugs protecting people which could have been optional like in majors mask.

And the temple of time was quite frankly the most boring dungeon ever why because its only half a dungeon you have to go back twice you see the colors white and grey far to much and most of the puzzles Revolve around moving stuff around.

[kelvingreen]

I like it more than OoT, unlike nearly everybody else.
I prefer TP to OoT too, although they're both great.