Newcomers make up for that, though. Calamo, a traveling korok with a jaunty hat, has instantly become one of my favorite ...

Yeah, slick action combos are cool, and cutting down hundreds of bokoblins in a single move is sick, but the best part of ...

History matters in Zelda, and that truth is especially pronounced in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, out Nov. 6 for Nintendo Switch 2. Another entry in the hack-and-slash spinoff series, which ...

It’s currently sporting a not altogether impressive Metacritic score of 78, which is exactly in line with how the previous games in the subseries, Hyrule Warriors and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, ...

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Age of Imprisonment has great graphics, a great story and Zelda is actually in it. But the gameplay makes me wish for another true Zelda title instead.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is the second release in the Hyrule Warriors franchise and follows Link, Zelda, and a wide array of recognized characters in a Dynasty Warriors-style release. Join the ...